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Earthworm Immune Cells Falter When They Eat Plastic Laced with Additives
Researchers at the University of Bayreuth found that polystyrene microplastic particles and the additive Irgafos 168 reduce immune cell viability...
Genomes Reveal a Hidden Legacy in New Zealand’s Wild Kaimanawa Horses
The first genome-wide study of New Zealand's feral Kaimanawa Horses reveals a mixed colonial heritage, dangerously low effective population size...
Hidden Tsunami Threat to Anguilla, Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy Revealed by New Simulations
New numerical simulations combining 500 years of historical records and twelve fault rupture scenarios show that the low-lying islands of...
Large Language Models Tested as Clinical Information Sources for Bacteriophage Therapy
A new study in npj Viruses evaluates how reliably large language models answer clinical questions about bacteriophage therapy, finding strong...
As Populations Age, Four Disease Burdens Reshape Global Health Planning
A new statistical framing of the epidemiological transition identifies aging-related diseases as the dominant global disease category while most countries...
Cities Claim Green Access for All, But Who Checks the Numbers?
A new npj Urban Sustainability study proposes an audit framework to verify whether cities' claims about residents' access to nature...
Dozens of Nutrient Profile Models Drive Front-of-Pack Food Labels, Review Finds
A systematic review in Nature Food identifies 42 nutrient profile models used in front-of-pack nutrition labelling worldwide, revealing broad agreement...
Gender Polarization in College Majors Shields Weak Performers and Harms LGBTQ+ Students, Study Finds
A new Nature Human Behaviour study shows that gender polarization in academic fields protects lower-performing students who conform to field...
Weighing 606 Million Buildings Reveals Stark Global Inequality in Urban Materials
A building-level global database of 606 million structures finds 835 gigatonnes of materials in use and stark inequalities between high-income...
Machine Learning Reads Genome Sequences to Reveal Hidden Microbial Symbionts Across Earth’s Biomes
A machine-learning framework called symclatron uses genome content to predict which uncultivated bacteria and archaea live in close association with...
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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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