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expert-consensus-outlines-evidence-based-management-of-pediatric-pulmonary-embolism
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Expert consensus outlines evidence-based management of pediatric pulmonary embolism

September 8, 2026
Pulmonary thromboembolism, a condition in which a blood clot lodges in the pulmonary artery or its branches and blocks blood…
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17(s)-hdha-counters-uvb-induced-skin-aging-via-egfr/mapk-pathway-regulation
Posted inBiotechnology

17(S)-HDHA counters UVB-induced skin aging via EGFR/MAPK pathway regulation

September 8, 2026
A team of researchers in South Korea has found that a little-known omega-3 fatty acid derivative, 17(S)-hydroxydocosahexaenoic acid, or 17(S)-HDHA,…
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modelling-individual-and-parental-predictors-of-adolescent-substance-use-in-scotland
Posted inBiotechnology

Modelling Individual and Parental Predictors of Adolescent Substance Use in Scotland

September 8, 2026
A large national study of Scottish teenagers has revealed that depression, parental conflict and the quality of the parent–child bond…
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study-links-visible-injuries-to-reported-sexual-acts-after-assault
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Study links visible injuries to reported sexual acts after assault

September 8, 2026
Berlin’s forensic medicine community has delivered a sobering message to courtrooms worldwide: in the vast majority of reported sexual assault…
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Inhibrx CEO says progression-free survival data leave ‘no question’ about OX40 agonist’s durability

September 8, 2026
Inhibrx Biosciences’ CEO has argued that the 9.6 months of progression-free survival demonstrated by its OX40 agonist in a phase…
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glucosamine-coated-carbon-nanotubes-show-promise-as-antibacterial-agents
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Glucosamine-coated carbon nanotubes show promise as antibacterial agents

September 8, 2026
In the escalating arms race between medicine and multidrug-resistant bacteria, scientists have reported a strikingly simple-sounding but powerful advance: sugar-coated…
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lanthanum-oxysulfide-efficiently-tames-polysulfides-in-li-s-and-na-s-batteries
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Lanthanum oxysulfide efficiently tames polysulfides in Li-S and Na-S batteries

September 8, 2026
Lithium-sulfur and sodium-sulfur batteries have long promised a revolution in energy storage, offering theoretical energy densities far beyond today’s lithium-ion…
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multi-institutional-study-benchmarks-human-variability-in-pediatric-bone-age-ai
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Multi-institutional study benchmarks human variability in pediatric bone age AI

September 8, 2026
Bone age assessment, one of the most widely performed tasks in pediatric radiology, is far more variable than clinicians might…
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mouthparts-of-cadaver-associated-astigmatan-mites-vary-for-feeding-on-flesh
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Mouthparts of cadaver-associated astigmatan mites vary for feeding on flesh

September 7, 2026
When a human body decomposes, it passes through a predictable sequence of stages, from fresh and bloated through active and…
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drought-stressed-crucifers-emit-volatiles-attracting-parasitoid-trichogramma-pretiosum.
Posted inBiotechnology

Drought-stressed crucifers emit volatiles attracting parasitoid Trichogramma pretiosum.

September 7, 2026
When a plant goes thirsty, it changes the way it smells to the world around it—and that simple fact may…
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