Review Reveals Most Bone Surrogate Studies Lack Matched Human Cadaveric Testing
A systematic review of 88 biomechanical investigations reveals widespread methodological divergence and a lack of standardized cadaveric comparisons in artificial ...
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Mice Study Links Sensory Nerves to Bone Recovery After Unloading
Researchers from Science Tokyo found that sensory nerves in bone are essential for bone mass recovery after mechanical unloading in ...
Linear Support Vector Machine Accurately Identifies Abnormal Bone Density in Diabetic Patients
A retrospective study demonstrates that a linear support vector machine analyzing first lumbar vertebra radiomic features from routine non-contrast chest ...
Microcomputed Tomography Reveals Significant Wrist Bone Differences in Cats and Dogs
A comparative microcomputed tomographic study shows domestic cats possess significantly denser and thicker carpal bones than toy dogs of similar ...
Bone Depth Map of the Femoral Head Separates Osteoarthritis Effects from Osteoporosis Signals
Researchers mapped bone microarchitecture layer by layer across 30 femoral heads and found that cartilage degeneration shapes the outer subchondral ...
Bone-aging study links R-loop buildup to osteoblast DNA damage
A new study in Cell Death Discovery shows that the PRMT6–SIRT5–HADHA pathway protects bone-forming osteoblasts from R-loop-induced DNA damage during ...
Semaglutide shows early bone-building signal in male mice study
An exploratory mouse study found that 28 days of semaglutide exposure significantly increased the osteoblast-covered bone surface without detectable changes ...
New Framework Maps Elasto-Plastic Properties of Canine Bone for Patient-Specific Simulations
An integrated experimental–computational framework combines spherical nanoindentation, genetic-algorithm inverse optimization, and μQCT-based homogenization to map elasto-plastic canine femur properties by ...
Testosterone shields female mice from most metabolic and bone damage after ovary loss
A University of Michigan study in female mice shows chronic testosterone treatment prevents ovariectomy-induced hyperglycemia, glucose intolerance, and bone loss, ...
First Full Skeleton of Ancient Leptarctus Reveals a Badger-Like Predator That Once Ruled Miocene North America
The first known partial skeleton of the extinct mustelid Leptarctus wortmani reveals a badger-like terrestrial generalist that occupied Miocene North ...
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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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