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Aging Immune Systems May Explain Why Eczema Refuses to Heal in Older Adults
Atopic dermatitis has long been caricatured as a childhood affliction, a rash that flares in infancy and fades with age.…
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Long-Read RNA Sequencing Maps Sex Differences in the Rat Hippocampus at Isoform Level
The hippocampus has long been a stage on which scientists watch memory being written, and for decades researchers have reported…
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Robots Learn When You Feel Unsafe: New Framework Tunes Speed and Distance in Real Time
A robot can be perfectly safe by every engineering metric and still terrify the people around it. A mobile platform…
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Twisty Arteries May Signal Higher Death Risk After Heart Valve Procedure
When cardiologists thread a replacement heart valve through a patient’s femoral artery, they often focus on how narrow or calcified…
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AI Sharpens Microscopic Hyperspectral Images to Reveal How Rice Fights Disease
Rice feeds more than half of humanity, yet one of its most destructive enemies attacks through openings so small that…
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Cucumber Flavor Genetics Cracked: Hundreds of Aroma Genes Mapped Across the Genome
The unmistakable refreshing snap of a freshly cut cucumber is not an accident of nature but the product of a…
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CT contrast reveals where injected cancer drugs actually go inside tissue
Injecting drugs directly into tumors sounds deceptively simple: place a needle inside the cancer, push in the therapeutic, and let…
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Moving More, Sleeping Better: Activity Tied to Sleep Quality in Older Adults with Diabetes
For millions of older adults living with type 2 diabetes, a good night’s sleep can feel like an elusive luxury.…
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Magnetic Hydrazine Catalyst Builds Drug-Like Chromenes in Minutes, Then Recycles Itself Seven Times
Chemists have long chased a simple goal: build medicinally valuable molecules quickly, cheaply, and without poisoning the planet in the…
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Hidden Genomes of the Tibetan Plateau: Three Yak Populations Reveal Surprising Genetic Depth
High on the Tibetan Plateau, where oxygen is scarce, winters are brutal, and ultraviolet radiation beats down unfiltered, lives one…