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AI Reads the Electrical Rhythm of Labor to Estimate Cervical Dilation Without Invasive Exams
A machine-learning proof-of-concept study shows that abdominal electrohysterography combined with maternal data can moderately estimate cervical dilation during model development,...
Lead Levels Soar With Depth in Water-Based Drilling Waste, Study Finds
A depth-resolved geochemical study of a single water-based drilling operation found lead concentrations rising 12.5-fold per kilometer of depth and...
Who Actually Gets Anti-Obesity Medications? Register Study of 282,307 Finnish Adults Reveals Social Divide
A nationwide Finnish register study of 282,307 adults examines how sociodemographic and socioeconomic factors shape who uses anti-obesity medications.
From Ancient Campfires to Cell-Cultured Steak: How Meat Is Being Reinvented for a Sustainable Future
A new review charts how artificial intelligence, gene editing, smart farming, and cellular agriculture are transforming meat production for a...
Satellite-Derived River Networks Sharpen AHP Flood Hazard Maps in Iran
A new study shows that replacing conventional river networks with satellite-derived data significantly improves the accuracy of AHP-based flood hazard...
AI Ultrasound Model Learns When Not to Decide, Deferring Hard Lymph Node Cases
A locked uncertainty-aware AI triage model safely automated about 37 percent of cervical lymph node ultrasound cases while deferring the...
Digital Health Promises Much but Delivers Little in Rural Bangladesh, Study Finds
A new mixed-methods study in Bangladesh finds that despite high internet access and strong public readiness, most rural residents have...
Sulfide-Munching Microbes Team Up With Anammox to Strip Nearly All Nitrogen From Wastewater
Researchers coupled anammox bacteria with a mixotrophic sulfide-oxidizing denitrifier to achieve nearly complete nitrogen removal from wastewater while cutting sulfate...
Belgian Tide Gauges Reveal Hidden Uncertainty in the Ocean’s Lowest Limits
A 23-year analysis of Belgian North Sea tide gauges shows that estimates of the Lowest Astronomical Tide depend strongly on...
Why Scientists Must Step Into Food System Controversies, Not Shy Away From Them
New analysis argues that scientists who engage directly in food system controversies, rather than avoiding them, strengthen trust and effectiveness...
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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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