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Diabetes Is Quietly Undermining Tuberculosis Treatment in Southeastern China
A five-year surveillance study in Fujian Province found that diabetes comorbidity among pulmonary tuberculosis patients rose from 7.3 to 12.1...
New Training Trick Lets Federated AI Forget a Client Instantly and Perform Better
Researchers have developed two federated learning algorithms, Bi-Models Training and Multi-Models Training, that remove a client's influence from a shared...
Deadly Fungus Morphs Into Tiny Titanide Cells Under Pressure From the Host
New research in PLOS Biology defines the titanide, a tiny stress-resistant cell type that Cryptococcus neoformans generates from typical yeast...
Waste-fed biogas hits pipeline-grade methane using modified clay and carbide slag
Researchers upgraded raw biogas from cow dung and banana peel co-digestion to 96.22 percent methane using modified bentonite clay with...
Tomato’s Hidden Immune Arsenal Revealed Across 76 Wild and Cultivated Genomes
A pan-genomic analysis of 76 tomato accessions reveals that immune receptor genes are dominated by shell lineages shaped by tandem...
Water Insecurity Coping Strategies Mapped Across 64 Colonias on the U.S.-Mexico Border
A study of 64 colonias across the four U.S.-Mexico border states identifies four categories of water insecurity coping strategies operating...
Tiny Peptide Catalysts Bring Enantioselective Photochemistry Under 750 Daltons
Chemists in Munich have created a four-amino-acid peptide weighing under 750 daltons that harvests visible light and catalyzes enantioselective deracemizations...
Federated Learning Meets a Hard Truth: Stroke Prediction Exposes the Gaps in Privacy-Preserving Healthcare AI
A new Cluster Computing study using stroke prediction shows that federated learning in healthcare will fail unless it confronts severe...
Which Soil Bunds Actually Pay Off? Economics of Land Restoration in Ethiopia’s Blue Nile Highlands
A new cost-benefit analysis of 385 households and 726 plots in Ethiopia's Upper Blue Nile Basin shows that the profitability...
Cell Tower Radiation in Dar es Salaam Stays Far Below Global Safety Limits, Study Finds
A study of 40 base stations in Dar es Salaam found radiofrequency levels far below international safety limits, while revealing...
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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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