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From Ambulance Troponin Tests to Drone Defibrillators: Emergency Medicine’s New Frontier
More than 3700 emergency medicine specialists and over 250 expert speakers gathered in Paris between September 23 and 27 for…
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A Body Encased in Salt: Forensic Scientists Report First Modern Case of Natural Salt Mummification
When forensic pathologists in southern France were called to examine a male body discovered encrusted in a thick, crystalline crust…
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AI and Genetic Algorithms Squeeze More Oil From Every Palm Kernel
Palm oil is everywhere. It fries food on five continents, thickens cosmetics, lurks in margarine, and quietly underpins the economies…
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Springer Nature Honours Standout Editors Shaping the Scientific Record in 2026
Every published paper that shapes clinical practice or advances basic science passes through the hands of editors whose names rarely…
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Gut-on-a-Chip Technology Moves Food Science Toward Personalized Nutrition
A tiny polymer chip no larger than a thumb drive may be about to reshape how the food industry tests…
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Young Nigerians Negotiate, Not Reject, Grandparental Authority, Study Finds
In a university town in southwest Nigeria, the bonds between young adults and their grandparents are neither unbroken chains of…
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AI Learns to Spot Seizures in Strangers: New EEG Model Generalizes Across Patients
Epilepsy affects tens of millions of people worldwide, and the gold standard for understanding it remains the electroencephalogram, or EEG—a…
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Bangladesh’s Childbirth Boom in Clinics Hides a Growing Readiness Gap
Bangladesh has become one of the developing world’s most striking success stories in getting women to give birth inside health…
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Surgeons Turn Children’s Kidney Tumors Into 3D Virtual Models Before Operating
Operating on a child’s cancerous kidney is one of the most delicate challenges in pediatric surgery. The tumor is often…
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Wealth and Geography Still Decide Who Gets Clean Water and Toilets Across 30 African Nations
More than a decade into the Sustainable Development Goal era, the majority of households in Sub-Saharan Africa still lack access…