Play-Based Physics Training Boosts Early Childhood Educators’ Confidence
A play-based physics professional development program in Germany and Switzerland was associated with self-reported gains in early childhood educators' self-efficacy, ...
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Apple Vision Pro Shows Early Promise in Surgery and Medical Education, but Evidence Remains Thin
A scoping review of 69 studies finds Apple's spatial computing headset has been tested across surgery, radiology, and medical education, ...
Ancient Spanish skull reveals early birds evolved long beaks far earlier than thought
Deep in the laminated limestones of Las Hoyas, a fossil site in central Spain famous for preserving a 129 to ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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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