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AI Reads Fingernails Like a Graph to Diagnose Disease With Explainable Attention
An Indian research team has developed GraphX, an explainable graph transformer framework that classifies nail diseases with 94.97 percent accuracy...
Smarter Neural Control Promises Sharper, Energy-Efficient 3D Tracking for Underwater Robots
Underwater robots are having a moment. From mapping fragile deep-sea ecosystems to inspecting offshore wind turbines and hunting for missing...
Postmenopausal Ovaries Stay Biologically Active, Study Finds
A proteomic study of ovaries from 28 women shows the postmenopausal ovary remains biologically active for decades, with mounting inflammation,...
Mystery Pancreatic Cyst Tests Surgeons Treating Recurring Liver Parasite
A Chinese case report details how surgeons avoided unnecessary pancreatic resection when a woman with recurrent hepatic echinococcosis presented with...
Hidden Liver Lesions Reveal Their Secrets to Contrast Ultrasound in Landmark Study
A retrospective CEUS study of 87 benign liver necrotic nodules identifies distinctive ultrasound features, including tortuous morphology and thick enhancing...
Yellowing Eyes Distort Color: New Lighting Model Restores What Aging Steals
Researchers have built an age-aware color vision model and used it to design white-light spectra that significantly improve color discrimination...
Respiratory Illness and Costs Linger for Years in Preterm Babies After NICU Discharge
A large US cohort study finds that preterm infants with neonatal respiratory distress syndrome face persistent respiratory illness, heavy healthcare...
Devaluation, not work-life balance, drives women out of academic careers
A large survey of U.S. faculty across 29 fields finds that experienced devaluation, not work-life balance, is the strongest gendered...
Earlier Springs Leave Northern Forests More Vulnerable to Flash Droughts
A satellite-based study shows that earlier spring green-up amplifies vegetation vulnerability to rapidly intensifying flash droughts across most of the...
Mountain-Top Sensors Reveal China’s Carbon Emissions Are Worse Than Inventories Claim
A year of high-altitude observations over the Yangtze River Delta shows that official inventories underestimate wintertime carbon dioxide emissions by...
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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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