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Where Brazilians Die of Breast Cancer Reveals Deep Health Inequities, 25-Year Study Finds
A 25-year analysis of 339,425 breast cancer deaths in Brazil shows that dying outside healthcare facilities is strongly linked to...
Courts in Cameroon Still Try Cybercriminals With Outdated Penal Code
A new study finds that despite Cameroon's 2010 cybercrime law, its courts continue to prosecute digital offences under the ordinary...
How the Brain’s Control Systems Shape the Way We Manage Our Emotions
A new study of 246 Brazilian adults finds that executive functions and metacognition are uncorrelated, yet each independently predicts distinct...
Hidden Genome: Tiny Proteins Mapped Across the Parasite Behind Trichomoniasis
Researchers have built the first comprehensive atlas of 918 microprotein candidates in Trichomonas vaginalis, confirming translation of 103 of them...
Dealloying Yields Porous Silicon-Carbon Anode That Endures 500 Battery Cycles
Researchers in Qinghai used dealloying to create porous silicon wrapped in carbon and blended with graphite, achieving a battery anode...
Why Starch Never Predicts Texture Alone: The Matrix Rules That Decide How Food Feels
A new review argues that starch structure determines food texture only in combination with the food matrix, water availability, processing...
Mint Compound L-Carvone Shows Promise Against Uremia-Driven Blood Vessel Damage in Kidney Disease
Brazilian researchers report that the spearmint-derived monoterpene L-carvone reduced inflammatory biomarkers, monocyte recruitment, and structural damage in human endothelial cells...
One Health modelling in agri-food systems: a scoping review reveals narrow institutional scope
A scoping review of 129 studies finds that One Health modelling for agri-food systems is methodologically ambitious but institutionally narrow,...
Inside the AI Classroom: How Medical Students and Professors Really Use Chatbots
A qualitative study of medical sciences faculty and students in Iran reveals that AI use in education is conditional, shaped...
Narcolepsy Mortality Debate: Researchers Defend Big-Data Findings on Non-Type 1 Risk
Researchers behind a large VA cohort study defend their finding of elevated mortality in non-type 1 narcolepsy, attributing the signal...
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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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