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Low-Temperature Chemical Trick Grows Tough Water-Repelling Nanostructures for Desalination
Researchers have developed a low-temperature electroless deposition technique that grows strongly adhered ZnO re-entrant nanostructures on PVDF hollow fiber membranes,...
Football’s Match-Day Benchmark May Mislead Coaches on Player Load and Fatigue
A new opinion article in Sports Medicine – Open argues that using match-derived external load as the reference for training...
Stray Bone Dust Finds Its Way Into the Brain After Routine Surgery, Triggering Rare Sterile Meningitis
Doctors report a rare case in which bone dust used to seal a burr-hole migrated into the brain's ventricles after...
Microplastics Found in Every Milk Sample Tested, With Plastic Bottles Worst
A quality-controlled study of 30 commercial milk samples from Tehran found microplastics in every sample, with plastic-bottled milk showing roughly...
Stiff Arteries and a Weakened Heart May Drive Poor Quality of Life Before Atrial Fibrillation Ablation
A new study links stiffer arteries, higher central blood pressure, and impaired cardiac function to poorer quality of life in...
Ancient Chinese Herb Compound Gastrodin Reawakens Exhausted T Cells to Fight Leukemia
New research shows that gastrodin, a compound from the traditional Chinese medicine herb Gastrodia elata, restores T cell receptor signaling...
Where Green Hydrogen Goes First: Why Location Could Make or Break the Clean Fuel Transition
A new Nature Energy analysis argues that designing hydrogen policies around geography — matching cheap renewable production sites to dense...
When Floods and Blackouts Strike Together, Heart Hospitalizations Surge
A new New York State study finds that when flooding and power outages occur together, cardiovascular hospitalization risk rises more...
3D-Printed Trigger Finger Splints Outperform Thermoformed Orthoses in Pilot Study
A pilot study found that 3D-printed orthoses for trigger finger achieved higher user satisfaction and required less direct labor than...
Fungal Nanofibers Turn Aspergillus niger Waste Into Antibacterial Bioplastic
Researchers at Tianjin University have converted Aspergillus niger mycelium into chitin–glucan nanofibers that kill over 99 percent of E. coli...
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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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