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… … The discovery that agricultural soils in northwestern Spain harbor such a diverse array of Fusarium species carries implications…

An extensive entomological investigation into the 2021 yellow fever outbreak in Ghana’s Savannah Region has revealed a landscape primed for…

Melanoma remains one of the most formidable cancers in medicine. Although it accounts for only about one percent of all…

Human papillomavirus is so widespread that most sexually active adults will encounter at least one of its strains at some…

Renewable energy’s biggest headache has always been timing. The wind blows hardest when nobody needs the electricity, and the sun…

When the Asian longhorned beetle chews into the twig of a Russian olive tree, it is not simply feeding. It…

Xenotransplantation, the transplantation of organs and cells from pigs into humans, has moved from a speculative idea to one of…

Quality improvement has become one of the most widely endorsed yet least consistently taught disciplines in modern medicine. Since the…

Brain–computer interfaces promise to restore movement and communication to people with paralysis, yet the microelectrodes that make them possible have…

Every time a caterpillar chews through a leaf, the plant under attack does something remarkable: it starts releasing a chemical…