Half of Brucellosis Patients in China Struggle to Finish Their Antibiotics
A multi-center Chinese study finds that medication adherence among brucellosis patients falls below optimal levels within weeks of starting treatment, ...
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Which Utility Serves Your Tap Shapes the Viruses in Your Glass
A longitudinal study of household tap water finds that bacteriophage-dominated viral communities differ primarily by water utility and remain remarkably ...
Invasive Sand Fly Species Behind Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Found in China for the First Time
Researchers have recorded the leishmaniasis vector sand fly Phlebotomus sergenti in China for the first time, near the Kyrgyzstan border ...
Simple Stage-Matched Advice Helps Sedentary Office Workers in Sri Lanka Eat Far Better
A cluster-randomised trial in Southern Sri Lanka found that a dietary intervention tailored to workers' stage of readiness for change ...
Portable Toilets Fall Short of the Human Right to Sanitation in Cape Town’s Informal Settlements
A Photovoice study in Cape Town's BM Section finds that portable flush toilets and shared sanitation both fail to deliver ...
Mobile Phone Data Reveal Which City Parks Actually Pay Off as Health Assets
A Nature Communications study of Greater Tokyo combines mobile-phone mobility data for 1.79 million park visits with cost records to ...
Health Is Shaped by Where We Live, but Scientists Still Can’t Agree What Space Actually Does
A systematic review of 59 publications finds that only three define spatial determinants of health, exposing a conceptual vacuum in ...
Childhood immune surveys could sharpen tuberculosis screening in Malawi, model finds
A mathematical modeling study in Blantyre, Malawi, shows that tuberculosis infection surveys in young children could guide targeted active case ...
Microplastics Found in Urine of 91% of Children May Shape Behavior, but Diet Could Blunt the Effect
A study of 1,234 Chinese ten-year-olds found microplastics in 91 percent of urine samples and linked certain polymers to behavioral ...
Mass Dog Vaccination Drive in Ghanaian City Reaches 70% Coverage Against Rabies
An evaluation of a One Health-coordinated mass dog rabies vaccination campaign in Techiman, Ghana, found an estimated 70 percent coverage ...
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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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