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Privacy-Preserving AI Learns Personalized Treatment Rules Without Exposing Patient Data
Medicine is increasingly personal. Two patients with the same diagnosis can respond in strikingly different ways to the same drug,…
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Plants Remember the Sun: Parental UV-B Exposure Shapes Offspring Growth Through DNA Methylation
In a discovery that could reshape how scientists think about plant resilience in a changing world, researchers in China have…
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Hard Work May Not Equal Health: Heavy Job Demands Linked to Higher Heart Risk in Chinese Adults
For decades, public health advice has rested on a simple equation: the more you move, the healthier you become. A…
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A Two-Minute Voltage Test Could Reveal Hidden Flaws in Hydrogen Electrolyzers
Green hydrogen has a reliability problem, and a team of Austrian researchers believes the solution may be hiding in plain…
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Nanopore Direct RNA Sequencing Faces a Benchmarking Reality Check
Nanopore direct RNA sequencing has long been promoted as the technology that will finally let biologists read RNA molecules exactly…
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Hidden Switches: New Attack Plants Undetectable Backdoors in Vision Transformers
Vision Transformers have quietly become the backbone of modern computer vision, powering everything from image classifiers and object detectors to…
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Self-Sampling HPV DNA Testing Lifts Cervical Cancer Screening in Rural India
Cervical cancer remains one of the most formidable public health challenges facing women in India, where screening coverage has historically…
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Tiny Genetic Regulators Go Awry in Rare DNA Repair Disorder, Study Finds
Ataxia-telangiectasia, or A-T, is one of the most devastating genome-instability disorders known to medicine. Children born with the condition face…
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Simple Blood Ratio Predicts Survival in Young Bone Cancer Patients
A routine blood test that costs only a few dollars may help doctors predict which teenagers with bone cancer are…
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Thirty Years of Teak Data Reveal Which Clones Deserve to Stay
In the quiet research plots of the Tropical Forest Research Institute in Jabalpur, India, a living experiment has been quietly…