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Longer Shifts, Less Burnout? Saudi Hospital Study Rethinks the 12-Hour Nursing Schedule
A Saudi hospital's transition to twelve-hour nursing shifts, paired with enforced rest days and fatigue management, was associated with significantly...
Sub-$200 AI Hive Sentinel Catches Deadly Bee Mites Before It’s Too Late
A sub-$200 edge device that fuses hive video, audio, and environmental data has cut varroa mite false alarms from 27...
Trimester-Specific Pregnancy Weight Gain Linked to Child BMI Across Maternal Weight Categories
New research links the timing of weight gain during each trimester of pregnancy to children's body mass index, with patterns...
Fecal Transplants in Children with Autism Show Strong Safety Record in Study of 604 Procedures
A real-world study of 224 children with autism who underwent 604 fecal microbiota transplant procedures found only mild, rapidly resolving...
Insurance Paperwork Hits Nearly Half of Cancer Survivors, Study Finds
A survey of 459 long-term US cancer survivors found that nearly half reported insurance-related administrative burdens, which were linked to...
Graphene’s Strange ‘Failed Superconductor’ Finally Caught in the Act
Physicists have recreated the elusive anomalous metal — a 'failed superconductor' that resists current despite behaving like a superconductor —...
Blood Thinners and Brain Bleeds: New Guideline Rewrites Emergency Reversal Rules
A major guideline update from the Neurocritical Care Society and the Society of Critical Care Medicine recommends four-factor prothrombin complex...
Diffusion Models Get a Forensic Upgrade: Two-Stage AI Pinpoints Doctored Pixels in Photos
Researchers at the National Institute of Technology Goa have built a two-stage framework that first classifies image forgeries with a...
Sound Waves Turn Wine and Olive Oil Waste Into Gourmet Flavored Oils
Italian researchers used ultrasound-assisted extraction to enrich refined olive and grape seed oils with antioxidants from basil and chili pepper...
Climate Overshoot Leaves Lasting Damage Even After Temperatures Fall Back
New research shows that temporarily exceeding warming targets such as 1.5°C leaves lasting changes in permafrost, sea level and ocean...
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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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