Pretend play performance across support levels in autistic children: a mixed methods study
A new mixed methods study offers one of the clearest pictures yet of how pretend play differs among autistic children ...
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Simulation exposes failure risks in publication-bias tests
A Monte Carlo simulation found that Egger-type tests had sharply inflated false-positive rates when confounding covariates were omitted, while a ...
Mixed-methods study finds no significant score difference between two multiple-choice formats among first-year optometry students
A mixed-methods evaluation of 34 first-year optometry students found no significant average score difference between confidence-based and single best answer ...
AI Maps Cell-State Gene Networks in Cancer, but Causation Still Requires Experiments
A mini-review finds that AI-assisted reconstruction of cell-state-specific gene regulatory networks can illuminate tumor plasticity and drug resistance, but experimental ...
Molecular Biodiversity Monitoring Reaches Critical Implementation Threshold
Human activities are driving rapid biodiversity loss across global ecosystems, creating an urgent need for monitoring tools that can keep ...
Four ways to price a national park reveal a 40-fold value gap
How much is a mountain landscape actually worth? For the Ugam Chatkal State Nature National Park in Uzbekistan, the answer ...
Dismissive Care, Not Fear Alone, Drives Black Women Away From Cancer Screening
A mixed-methods Illinois study finds that dismissive, discriminatory healthcare encounters outrank structural barriers as reasons Black women delay or avoid ...
Crayfish-Inspired Algorithm Helps Robot Teams Map Unknown Terrain Faster
Robot teams that can rapidly map unfamiliar buildings, disaster zones, or extraterrestrial terrain have long been a holy grail of ...
The hidden engine of lab-on-a-chip: how actuation decides microfluidics’ future
A new review in Heliyon argues that the pump or pressure source moving fluids through a microfluidic chip—the actuation system—is ...
PCR-free eDNA metagenomics outperforms metabarcoding for fish biodiversity surveys
A new study comparing Oxford Nanopore metabarcoding and PCR-free metagenomics reveals primer bias, species masking, and a surprisingly effective cigarette-filter ...
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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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