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Bile Acids Show Surprising Spike in Early Diabetic Kidney Disease, Study Finds
A routine blood component that most people associate with digestion may hold an unexpected clue to one of the most…
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High-Resolution Maps Reveal Central African Forests Are Losing Carbon
The world’s second-largest tropical rainforest, the vast belt of humid forest that stretches across the Congo Basin, has long been…
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Which Fat You Eat May Steer Immune Cells That Drive Liver Scarring
Not all fats act alike inside the immune system, and a new study suggests that the specific species of fatty…
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Rare Disease Protein Revealed as Key Enzyme in Cellular Lipid Recycling
A long-standing mystery at the heart of a devastating childhood neurodegenerative disorder has finally begun to yield its secrets. In…
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Sensorless Force Control Lets a Drone Push and Slide Along Walls
Drones have long been celebrated for what they can do in the air, but some of the most valuable jobs…
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Four Lactation Visits in Two Weeks Nearly Ninefold Boost NICU Babies’ Odds of Going Home on Mother’s Milk
When a newborn is admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit, one of the most powerful tools clinicians can offer…
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ABC Transporter Gene ABCG2 Emerges as a Dynamic Marker of Acute Pancreatitis Severity
Acute pancreatitis is one of the most common gastrointestinal disorders requiring hospital admission worldwide, and its incidence continues to climb…
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All-Optical Neural Networks That Think With Shaped Light in Space and Time
A new study published in Light: Science & Applications describes a framework for building neural networks that operate entirely with…
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Brief Training Session Boosts Staff Confidence in Transgender-Inclusive Breast Cancer Screening
A 45-minute virtual training session may help close one of the most overlooked gaps in cancer care: the experience of…
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Macrophages move captured proteins onto their own surface during live-cell uptake
Macrophages, the sentinel cells of the innate immune system, have long been celebrated for their remarkable ability to engulf and…