Brazil’s Pharmacists Pass the Autism Knowledge Test in First National Survey
A first-of-its-kind national survey of 413 Brazilian pharmacists found near-universal adequate knowledge of autism spectrum disorder and zero endorsement of ...
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RSV Genomes Reveal Viral Diversification in Lombardy After Nirsevimab Rollout
Genomic surveillance of RSV in Lombardy across two seasons reveals viral diversification, emerging phylogenetic clusters, and rare resistance-associated mutations following ...
Coffee and Cake Together: Seoul Study Finds Caffeine, Not Sugar, Drives Risk in Kids
A Seoul analysis of 99 café products found that 19 to 44 percent of beverage–dessert pairings probabilistically exceed caffeine limits ...
Drinking Habits Barely Budge Among U.S. Cancer Survivors, National Survey Reveals
A national analysis of nearly four million U.S. adults finds that drinking declined slightly among people without cancer but remained ...
Glowing Hands and AI: How UV Feedback Helped Schoolchildren Wash Better for Months
A Spanish study of 126 primary school pupils found that combining structured hand hygiene education with UV visual feedback and ...
Health Claims on Food Packaging Often Outrun the Nutrition Inside
A Nature Food commentary warns that more than half of new US food products carry health claims while only a ...
Hot Days Trigger a Sharp, Short-Lived Rise in Stroke Hospital Admissions, Study Finds
A three-year time-series study in subtropical Nanning, China, found that hot days raised acute ischemic stroke hospital admissions by roughly ...
Hidden Infections and Scarred Livers: Urban Schistosomiasis Runs Deeper Than Brazil’s Official Numbers Suggest
A new cross-sectional study in Pernambuco, Brazil finds schistosomiasis prevalence near 29 percent and widespread liver fibrosis in an urban ...
Poverty Reduction Emerges as a Powerful Weapon Against Maternal Deaths in Africa
A new econometric study of 35 African countries finds that female employment, education, equitable income growth, health spending, and effective ...
Nearly All Childhood Shigella Infections in Tehran Now Resist Multiple Antibiotics
A study of 79 pediatric Shigella isolates in Tehran reveals near-universal multidrug resistance and links specific virulence genes to resistance ...
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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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