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New Turkish Eating Questionnaire Passes Its Toughest Scientific Test
Turkish researchers have validated a brief questionnaire measuring emotional, external, and restrained eating in young adults, confirming it is both...
Smarter Rain Simulators: New Statistical Upgrade Sharpens Extreme Precipitation Forecasts
Researchers have extended a widely used class of statistical precipitation generators with flexible distributional modelling and a unified treatment of...
Global synthesis of 423 studies reveals biodiversity’s uneven grip on nature’s services
A landmark synthesis of 423 studies and over 200,000 data points shows that biodiversity strengthens most ecosystem functions and services...
Thymectomy Works Just as Well in Older Myasthenia Gravis Patients, Study Finds
A Cleveland Clinic study of 79 patients finds that thymectomy delivers comparable safety and efficacy in older and younger patients...
Brain Scans and Mitochondrial DNA Offer Clues to Maternal Alzheimer’s Risk
Machine learning of structural MRI and mitochondrial haplogroups can moderately predict a maternal family history of Alzheimer's disease, with precuneus...
Machine Learning Shortcut Screens Thousands of Kuiper Belt Targets in Seconds
Researchers have trained a Gaussian process surrogate model that screens thousands of Kuiper Belt Objects for mission accessibility in seconds,...
Nettle Family Genomes Reveal Rare Mitochondrial DNA Invasion of Chloroplasts
A comprehensive plastid genome study of the nettle tribe Elatostemateae reveals large inversions, dramatic inverted repeat shifts and a rare...
Tree Planting Can Backfire: Restoration’s Hidden Spillover Effects Mapped Across Africa
A landmark analysis of nearly 130,000 restoration sites across sub-Saharan Africa shows that natural regeneration and active planting cut tree...
How Threat Rewires the Brain’s Decision Math in Approach-Avoidance Choices
A new computational study shows that humans adapt to threatening decision environments by reweighting reward and threat information and aligning...
Fake Blood, Real Veins: New Training Arm Brings Venipuncture Practice Closer to Life
Researchers at Rangsit University have developed a latex arm simulator with anatomically placed artificial veins and a synthetic blood tuned...
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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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