Network analysis reveals hidden structure behind Latin America’s graduate skill priorities
A network analysis of 3,155 postgraduate programs in nine Latin American countries shows that a stable skill hierarchy conceals structural ...
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Combined blood sugar and muscle index flags cardiovascular risk in Chinese adults
A combined triglyceride-glucose and sarcopenia index was associated with cardiovascular disease in Chinese adults aged 45 and older, though its ...
Circulating cell-free DNA shows strong diagnostic and prognostic signal in ovarian cancer study
A prospective case-control study of 150 participants found circulating cell-free DNA distinguished ovarian cancer from benign lesions and controls with ...
Gut Microbes in Colorectal Cancer: Why Species Lists Are Not Enough
A review from Fudan and Tongji University researchers links multi-kingdom microbial interactions and strain-level genetic variation to colorectal cancer mechanisms, ...
Retinal Collapse in HIV and Diabetes Points to Organ Burden, Not CD4 Counts
A two-patient case series links multi-organ dysfunction, rather than CD4 counts, to divergent retinal vascular outcomes in people with coexisting ...
Researchers Call for Overhaul of ClinicalTrials.gov Beyond Regulatory Compliance
A critical review identifies six domains where ClinicalTrials.gov could be strengthened beyond current regulatory requirements.
Plant Compounds Meet Smart Hydrogels as AI and 3D Printing Reshape Chronic Wound Care
A new review maps how phytochemical-loaded hydrogel systems, enhanced by artificial intelligence and 3D printing, are being engineered to overcome ...
Education shapes not just average healthy lifespan but its full distribution in Europe
A study of Europeans aged 60 and over found that healthy longevity distributions differ by education level, with low-educated men ...
Pets at Work Linked to Happier, More Innovative Employees in Three-Wave Study
A three-wave study of 284 HR consultants found that human-animal interactions at work were indirectly associated with job satisfaction and ...
Two Estonian Stroke Centers, Same Tools, Sharply Different Treatment Rates
A two-center Estonian study of 635 acute ischemic stroke patients found that differences in treating mild strokes, not severe ones, ...
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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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