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Carbon moving through rivers and streams may look like a continuous journey from land to ocean, but a new synthesis...

Parkinson’s disease may leave a molecular trace in one of the body’s most overlooked fluids: tears. A study by Acera,...

A new artificial intelligence model has found that a routine overnight sleep study may contain far more information about a...

Cells across the eukaryotic tree of life appear to rely on a remarkably ancient system for switching genes on, while...

Cognitive decline in later life may not follow a single path, and a new study of Chinese older adults is...

A new review in Experimental & Molecular Medicine examines how autonomous intranasal delivery systems could transform the way medicines reach...

Tidal flats may look like quiet expanses of mud, water and sky, but beneath their shifting surfaces, microbial communities are...

China’s rapid urban expansion is reshaping more than skylines and transport networks. A study published in Communications Earth & Environment...

Sleep may look like a period of biological inactivity, but beneath the surface the brain, heart, breathing, muscles and nervous...

For decades, oceanographers have treated the Agulhas Leakage as a crucial salt-delivery system for the Atlantic Ocean. Warm, salty water...