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When a Stroke Is Not a Stroke: MRI and Spinal Fluid Biomarkers Untangle Fatal Prion Disease Masquerading as Ischemic Attack
A new case report details how a 76-year-old man's sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease was initially misdiagnosed as ischemic stroke, with MRI...
Seven Questions Could Reveal What Nurses Really Know About Brain Drain Care
A Chinese research team has validated a seven-item questionnaire that rapidly measures nurses' self-reported knowledge of external ventricular drain care...
When a Lecture Leaves the Room: How Public Engagement Spreads Dementia Science Through Friends and Family
A Norwegian public engagement event on dementia with Lewy bodies showed that attendees rated the information highly and passed it...
Three Hidden Scale Insect Species Discovered in Southern China’s Oak Bark
Researchers have described three new species of the rare scale insect genus Kuwania from southern China and provided the first...
The Digital Twin That Learned to Care About Heritage
A new framework from Qatar University researchers proposes urban digital twins that carry cultural significance as computable, contestable data, coupling...
Ancient Greek Oak Survived a Megafire – Its Leaves Now Tell Scientists How
A first quantitative leaf morphometric study of Greece's only endemic oak reveals stable leaf shape but striking size differences across...
A Hidden Hernia Problem: Why Surgeons Want LATI-H in the Dictionary
Surgeons propose the new term LATI-H to describe poorly recognised interparietal hernias arising from lower abdominal transverse incisions such as...
China Cuts Drug Approval Lag but Reimbursement Gaps Persist for Overseas New Medicines
A 16-year analysis of 361 overseas new drugs shows China's regulatory reforms cut approval lag and reimbursement delays, but biologics,...
Cellular Automata Reveal Hidden Inefficiencies in Tokyo Airport Arrivals
A JAXA researcher has adapted a classic highway traffic model to map and quantify air traffic inefficiencies at Tokyo's Haneda...
Why Commuters Keep Riding Buses Driven by Underage and Unlicensed Drivers
A new study of 320 Dhaka commuters reveals that tolerance of underage and unlicensed bus drivers is shaped by weak...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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