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Robots Read Pushes and Obstacles in the Shape of Their Own Prediction Errors
When a robot reaches out and something unexpected happens—a hand pushes its head, a hidden obstacle blocks its arm, or…
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Investment Advisers Reveal AI as Risk More Often Than Capability
Artificial intelligence has swept through the financial industry faster than almost any technology before it, and now the first large-scale…
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Scientists Switch Off a Key Mechanosensor in Tendon Cells and Map What Breaks
Tendons are among the most mechanically abused tissues in the human body. Every step, grip, and sprint stretches the tenocytes…
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Drug-Resistant Skin Fungus Trichophyton indotineae Spreads Worldwide
A stubborn skin fungus that shrugs off one of the most widely used antifungal drugs on the planet has spread…
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When the Clinician Becomes the Manager: How Safety Planning May Suppress the Disclosure It Depends On
Safety planning has become the closest thing suicide prevention has to a universal clinical procedure. In little more than a…
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Sotatercept May Reach Beyond Pulmonary Hypertension Into Heart Failure and Transplant Care
A drug developed to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension is now being proposed as a candidate therapy for some of the…
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New Narcolepsy Questionnaire Passes Its Toughest Test Yet in Phase 3 Trials
Narcolepsy has never been an easy disease to measure. The condition, marked by overwhelming daytime sleepiness, sudden muscle weakness called…
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One AI Model Now Sees, Describes, and Translates Images in Five Languages at Once
For years, the most common way to turn a photograph into a caption in Chinese, French, Arabic, Spanish or Hindi…
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Six-Minute Webisode Boosts Cervical Cancer Knowledge Among Houston Women
A six-minute online film featuring two sisters chatting about Pap tests while waiting for their rideshare may become an unexpected…
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Proteomics Reveals Ovarian Remodeling Decades After Menopause
For decades, the postmenopausal ovary has been cast as a retired organ—a fibrotic remnant that stops releasing eggs and then…