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Pharmacology Journal Enters Q1 Elite After Landing Major Citation Index Spot
The Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation has been indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded since 2021 and now holds a...
Paramedics on the Frontline: Survey Reveals Climate Change Is Straining Ambulance Services
A survey and interview study of British Columbia paramedics finds that wildfires, extreme heat and flooding are already straining pre-hospital...
Arousal Does Not Enhance the Dominant Spatial Scope of Attention, Study Finds
A new psychophysics study reports strong Bayesian evidence that tonic arousal does not amplify the dominant narrow or broad spatial...
Hidden Secondary Faults Behind Twin 2022 Sichuan Earthquakes Revealed
Field investigations of the 2022 Lushan and Maerkang earthquakes show that both events ruptured small secondary faults rather than the...
DNA Nanostructures Emerge as Versatile Weapons Against Pathogenic Microbes
A comprehensive review in Materials Today Bio charts how programmable DNA nanostructures are advancing the detection, treatment, and prevention of...
Hidden Fat Inside Thigh Muscles Predicts Early Death and Disease Across the Body
A massive UK Biobank study shows that fat infiltrating the thigh muscles predicts early death and disease across multiple organ...
Opening Up to Family May Hold the Key to Social Support in Old Age
A cross-sectional study of 319 Japanese older adults finds that self-disclosure to family members is strongly linked to both giving...
Genomic Metrics Expose Fuzzy Species Boundaries in Bacillus-Like Bacteria
A study of six soil strains shows that standard genomic similarity metrics often disagree when drawing bacterial species boundaries, exposing...
New CLIP method maps where RNA-binding proteins work inside living cells
Researchers have developed RBProximity-CLIP, a technique that combines APEX2 proximity labeling with 4-thiouridine-enhanced crosslinking to map RNA-binding protein interactions at...
Danish Occupational Therapists Vary Widely in Assessing Assistive Technology Needs
A national survey of 206 Danish occupational therapists finds that comprehensive assistive technology assessments rely heavily on telephone interviews and...
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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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