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Dual-gain color-NIR chip enables fluorescence-guided lung and breast cancer surgery
A new imaging platform designed to help surgeons see cancer more clearly during operations is bringing together two capabilities that…
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Patent Ductus Arteriosus: Are Researchers Finally Asking the Right Question?
A tiny blood vessel that normally closes soon after birth is once again at the center of a major debate…
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China’s Hypertensive Patients Face Plan-Related Inequalities in Costs, Disease Progression and Mortality
Hypertension is often described as a silent disease, but a new study in Nature Communications suggests that its consequences are…
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Diaphragm Ultrasound Reveals Differences in Lung Aeration Between Smaller and Typical Newborns
A newborn’s first breaths are among the most demanding moments in human life. Within seconds of delivery, fluid-filled fetal lungs…
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New Tool Reveals Hidden Patterns in Complex Biological Data
Modern biology has entered an age in which the hardest part of an experiment may no longer be collecting data,…
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Werewolf transforms into Ambros via reverse merger to support phase 3 push for rare disease drug
Werewolf Therapeutics’ hunt for strategic alternatives has ended. Ambros Therapeutics has agreed to merge with Werewolf in an all-stock deal…
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Clonal Follicular CD4+ T Cells Adapt Across Lymph Nodes and Lung Tumors
A new study in Nature Communications is bringing fresh attention to one of the most consequential—and least visible—battlegrounds in non-small…
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Tobacco Firms Overwhelmed Federal Comments, Delaying Proposed Menthol Cigarette Ban
The public comment process is designed to give citizens a voice in federal rulemaking. But a new Rutgers Health analysis…
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Durable hydrogen catalyst operates continuously for 3,000 hours
CHANGWON, South Korea — A new catalyst designed by researchers in South Korea has demonstrated an unusual combination of activity…
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Scientists warn free-to-play games hide high costs, urging stronger player protections
Free-to-play videogames are not as “free” as they appear. A new study of adolescents finds that a small minority of…