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Sewage Is Spotting a Deadly Fungus Before Patients Fall Ill

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Timing Your Vitamin C Could Blunt a Cancer Risk Hidden in Your Dinner

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A Single TV Segment Sent Leucovorin Prescriptions for Autistic Children Soaring 2,000 Percent

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Poor Sleep Raises Alzheimer’s Brain Changes in Older Women at Genetic Risk

The system achieves about tenfold higher collection efficiency than conventional approaches, enabling the assembly of approximately 10,000 microparticles or bacteria in just 60 seconds.

Light Trick Rounds Up Thousands of Bacteria in Under a Minute

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A Fatal Brain Disease Is Not What Researchers Expected. The Immune System Has Gone Quiet.

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How Water Decides What Your Brain Learns and What It Forgets

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A Pill That Keeps Your Throat Awake Could Transform Sleep Apnea Treatment

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Losing Weight Fast Really Does Work Better, and the Evidence Is Hard to Ignore

3D-printed scaffolds that mimic the chemical composition and architecture of natural bone tissue

Finnish Researchers Print Bone-Like Scaffolds That Let the Body Do the Rest

Researchers analyzed implanted brain-electrode recordings before and after radiofrequency thermocoagulation (RF-TC) to show how targeted heat treatment reshapes seizure-related brain networks.

A Brain on Fire Rewired: Heat Therapy for Epilepsy Works by Reshaping Entire Neural Networks

Six mix-and-match drink recipes could supply astronauts on long space flights with omega-3 fatty acids.

Omega-3 Drinks Designed to Keep Astronauts Healthy on Deep Space Missions

This image is an artistic representation of how APOE2 promotes resilience to cellular senescence maintaining the integrity of DNA and the nuclear envelope. We show a neuron protected by APOE2 represented as orange dots across the cell, with a blue mesh representing the resistance to senescence. We highlight in golden the integrity of the nucleus and the protected genome.

APOE2 Keeps Neurons Young by Fixing Their DNA Before It Falls Apart

The new drug carrier (shown as blue-red strands) is split by an enzyme (purple structure), delivering the therapeutic (blue spheres) to a cancerous cell.

A Molecular Grappling Hook Could Keep Cancer Drugs Trapped Inside Tumors

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