Uruguay Builds Its Own CAR T-Cell Program for Children With Leukemia
Uruguay has launched Latin America's first fully academic, point-of-care CAR T-cell program for children with leukemia, treating five patients free ...
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Nine in Ten Diabetic Patients Show Anxiety in Paraguay Pandemic Study
A cross-sectional study of 94 diabetic patients at Paraguay's National Hospital of Itauguá found that 87.6 percent reported anxiety symptoms ...
Chilean NICU study finds breastfeeding may shield preterm babies from deadly gut disease
A prospective cohort of 177 vulnerable newborns in two Chilean hospitals found that advanced Bell stage IIIB disease drove surgery ...
Latin America Builds Its Own AI Pipeline for Biology with BiotrAIn
A new Frontiers perspective details how the BiotrAIn project, a partnership between EMBL-EBI, the University of Costa Rica, and CABANAnet, ...
Digital Farming Cuts Emissions Only Where Economies Can Afford It
A global analysis of about 180 countries finds that digital agriculture reduces emissions and pesticide use only in wealthier economies, ...
Argentina’s 25-Year Childhood Cancer Registry Reveals Survival Gains and Stubborn Inequities
A 25-year analysis of Argentina's national childhood cancer registry shows five-year survival rising from 59.7 to 70.9 percent while revealing ...
What 39 Studies Reveal About Stopping Violence Against Women in Spanish-Speaking Countries
A scoping review of 39 intervention studies across eight Spanish-speaking countries finds that primary and secondary prevention programs against gender-based ...
From Satellites to Smart Algorithms: How Four Decades of Flood Science Are Being Rewritten
A systematic review of 190 studies finds that integrated geospatial, meteorological, hydrological and AI-based approaches are transforming flood risk assessment, ...
Unpaid Care Work Quietly Erodes Profits for Chile’s Women Micro-Entrepreneurs
A survey-weighted econometric analysis of 842 Chilean women micro-entrepreneurs finds that each additional daily hour of unpaid domestic and caregiving ...
New Model Reveals Why Workers Commute Farther for Economically Sophisticated Jobs
A new discrete choice model called WorkReach shows that workers consistently commute farther for economically sophisticated jobs while revealing accessibility ...
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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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