Jurassic Fish Ear Stones Reveal Sudden Burst in Teleost Evolution
Deep in a clay pit near the Franconian village of Buttenheim, southeast of Bamberg in northern Bavaria, paleontologists have pulled ...
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Within 24 Hours, an mRNA Booster Reshapes the Immune System—and Naive CD4 T Cells May Hint at Breakthrough Infection Risk
A new mass cytometry study reveals that mRNA booster vaccination triggers rapid, lineage-specific immune remodeling within 24 hours, with early ...
Protein-Enriched Diets Fail to Speed Early Recovery After Fragility Fractures in Older Adults
When an older adult breaks a hip or a wrist after a simple fall, the fracture itself is only half ...
Near-complete Oligocene water frog fossil from France reveals early European ranid anatomy
A near-complete early Oligocene frog skeleton from south-eastern France is assigned to the water frog genus Pelophylax and reveals the ...
Explainable AI spots diabetes risk stages with near-perfect accuracy
A machine learning framework classifies patients across three diabetes stages with 98.7% accuracy while explaining exactly which clinical variables drove ...
Brief Probiotic Course Reshapes Juvenile Mouse Gut Microbiome at Puberty Window
A short post-weaning probiotic intervention in female mice significantly altered gut microbial community structure, with exploratory shifts in predicted metabolic ...
A Routine Blood Test Could Signal How Severe a Stroke Will Be
When someone arrives at a hospital with an acute stroke, clinicians face an urgent question: how bad is this going ...
Ancient Armenian tortoise with bony thigh spurs rewrites the origin story of the Mediterranean spur-thighed tortoise
A new Early Pliocene tortoise species from Armenia, dated between 4.16 and 3.98 million years ago, is the best-dated fossil ...
Two Blood MicroRNAs Show Early Promise for Detecting Luminal Breast Cancer in Peruvian Women
In a small but technically careful study from Lima, Peru, researchers report that two microRNAs circulating in blood plasma, miR-486-3p ...
Blood protein surge after liver reperfusion may flag early transplant graft failure
A UCSF team tracked pentraxin-3 through liver transplant surgery and found that the speed of its rise after reperfusion, not ...
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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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