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NIH Backs Boston University Team Building Biomarkers to Catch Lung Cancer Earlier
A five-year, $3.4 million grant from the National Cancer Institute’s Human Tumor Atlas Network has been awarded to a Boston…
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Cerium and Indium Doping Fine-Tunes YIG Ferrites for Next-Generation Microwave Devices
Ferrite materials rarely make headlines, yet they quietly underpin much of modern wireless technology. From radar systems and satellite communications…
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Mailing Cancer Screening Kits Is Not Enough: The People Who Return Them Cut Their Colorectal Cancer Risk
A sweeping new analysis of more than 2.5 million American adults has delivered one of the clearest real-world signals yet…
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Tariffs on Canadian electricity could raise prices, emissions and blackout risk in New York
The electricity grid that keeps lights on in New York City, Buffalo and everywhere in between does not stop at…
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In Brazil’s Leprosy Heartland, a Hidden Web of Neglected Infections Comes to Light
In the municipalities surrounding Governador Valadares, a city of roughly 280,000 people in the Doce River valley of Minas Gerais,…
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Virginia Tech leads $9.26 million NIH push to model hormones and women’s health
A multimillion-dollar effort to answer one of the most stubborn questions in women’s health — why the same hormonal milestones…
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Peer Review Champions Honored in Springer Nature Editor of Distinction Awards 2026
Springer Nature has announced the recipients of its Editor of Distinction Awards for 2026, an annual program that recognizes the…
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New Risk Model Flags Skin Damage Around PICC Lines Before It Strikes
For millions of patients who depend on peripherally inserted central catheters, known as PICCs, the thin plastic tubes threaded into…
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Rare Sugar D-Allulose Eases Fatty Liver Damage in Diabetic Mice by Reshaping Gut Microbes and Tryptophan Signaling
A low-calorie rare sugar that many shoppers already see on health-food shelves may do far more than sweeten products without…
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Tumors Are Not Sterile: How Microbes Living Inside Cancers Reshape Immunity and Immunotherapy
For more than a century, tumors were taught to medical students as sterile masses—islands of rogue cells surrounded by immune…