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Texas Summer: Dehydration Threat Looms
The Science Behind Chicken Soup for Colds
Researchers Propose Statistical Analysis Change for Youth Mental Health
Dialysis Infection Prevention Ensures Safe Patient Care
Smartphones Aid Health Monitoring, Uncover Mental Health Issues
Covid-19 Cases Surge in US South, Southeast, West
Study Reveals Decrease in Chronic Rhinosinusitis Severity
Risks of Using Donor Eggs in Pregnancy
Study Reveals Genetic Causes of Polycystic Kidney Disease
Optimizing Nutrition for Pregnancy: British Nutrition Foundation's Guide
Yale Study Reveals Brain Fog Treatment Target
Study Links Disparities to Seizure ER Visits
Central Texas Floods: Emotional Toll on Families
Precision Medicine in Cancer Therapy: Tailored Treatment Strategies
New Deep Learning Tool for Human Embryo Models
Weisi Yan Presents Advances in Radiation Therapy
Impact of Friendship on Human Brain & Behavior: Study by Jia Jin et al.
Nicotine Addiction: Targeting Withdrawal Symptoms for Abstinence
Study Links Alopecia Areata Severity to Atopic Dermatitis
Studies on Treatment Disparities in Telestroke Networks
Global Surgery: Restoring Vision with Cataract Surgery
UK Government Unveils 10-Year Health Plan for NHS Transformation
Guided-Bronchoscopy Sampling Equals CT-Guided Biopsy Safety
Exercise Daily for Better Sleep Quality
Viral Infections Linked to Psychiatric Disorders
Study Reveals Concerns Over Antipsychotic Prescribing
Health Questions: High Trust in Primary Care Providers
Study Reveals Link Between Stress Management and Personality Changes
Newborn Babies Prefer Nice Behaviors
Novel Approach Retrains Neutrophils to Combat Breast Cancer
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Alpine Soil Erosion: Agro-Pastoral Impact Unveiled
Oak Trees Boost Soil Microbes with Organic Compounds
Advancements in Global Quantum Networking
New Tool Enhances Citrus Crop Metabolic Processes
Spotted Lanternfly Season Returns to Pennsylvania
Global Oceans Acidifying: Threat to Coral Reefs
"Dr. Slava Turyshev's Paper Challenges Solar Gravitational Lens Telescope Feasibility"
Deep Ocean Currents' Impact on Microbial Life in South Pacific
New Theory Explains TMR Oscillation in Magnetic Memory
New Record: World's Most Accurate Clock by NIST Researchers
Faculty Member Enhances Food Sustainability with Metaphors
Crisis in South African Primary Schools: Learners' Behavior Worsens
Responses to Study on Vacation Guilt Among American Workers
Spacetime-Warping Galaxy Cluster: Abell 209 in Cetus
Writing Gender-Inclusive Job Ads in French: Research Insights
40% of Spanish Tenants Overburdened by Housing Costs
Hurricane Helene Impact: Mapping Key Locations for Disaster Relief
USDA Scientists Preserve Genetic Diversity in Midwest Corn
Recognizing the Harm: Pets and Sunburn
Cities with Proactive Governance Implement Climate Resilience
Controversy Surrounding Northern Ireland's July Bonfires
Study Reveals Eco-Friendly Boating Tips for German Lakes
Unist Research Team Converts CO₂ to Methanol
Unpredictable Flash Floods: Texas Guadalupe River Incident
Nasa's Parker Solar Probe Reveals Sun's Atmosphere
Ocean pH Reconstruction Reveals Ancient Mass Extinction
Quantum Computing Revolution: Correctable Errors Delay Progress
Microbial World: The Power of Pacifism
Exploring Quantum-Supercomputer Collaboration for Molecule Simulation
Fifa World Cup 2026: 48 Teams, Millions of Fans Across North America
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Five EU states to test age-check app to protect children online
EU Countries, France to Test App for Child Online Safety
AI engineers don't feel empowered to tackle sustainability crisis, new research suggests
Machine Learning Survey Reveals Disconnect on Environmental Impact
Rise of Surveillance Capitalism: Internet Evolution
World's First Electronic-Photonic-Quantum System on Chip
How Eurostack could offer Canada a route to digital independence from the United States
First electronic–photonic quantum chip created in commercial foundry
Cornell Study: Amazon's AI Assistant Rufus Falters with AAE Users
Amazon's AI assistant struggles with diverse dialects, study finds
Energy supply model developed for planning and policy-making
X-59 model tested in Japanese supersonic wind tunnel
NASA and JAXA Test X-59 Model in Supersonic Wind Tunnel
Energy Trilemma: Sustainability, Costs, and Supply Security
AI-powered occupancy tracking system optimizes open-plan office design
Novel Framework for Precise Office Occupancy Measurement
Terahertz Frequencies for Next-Gen Wireless: Japan's Research Focus
Mechanical tuning boosts performance of terahertz communication devices at high frequencies
American Engineer Vannevar Bush's Solution to Research Challenges
The forgotten 80-year-old machine that shaped the internet—and could help us survive AI
Innovative AI Platform Enhances Communication for Language Disorders
AI helps stroke survivors find their voice
Mexican Actors Rally Against AI Threat
Mexican voice actors demand regulation on AI voice cloning
University of Alberta Engineers Enhance Water-Based Batteries
Jupiter Ranks Fourth: Georgia Tech Supports Supercomputer
Pancaked water droplets help launch Europe's fastest supercomputer
Battery breakthrough: Researchers improve performance of rechargeable water-based cells
Deep Neural Networks: Powering AI from Recognition to ChatGPT
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New blood cancer treatment works by selectively interfering with cancer cell signalling
University of Alberta scientists have identified the mechanism of action behind a new type of precision cancer drug for blood cancers that is set for human trials, according to research published today in Nature Communications.
Stressing freedom, vaccine opponents rebranding in virus era
Years before this year's anti-mask and reopening demonstrations, vaccine opponents were working on reinventing their image around a rallying cry of civil liberties and medical freedom.
Ireland locks down for second wave, Germany smashes record daily high
Ireland became the first European country to enter a second national lockdown and Germany's daily cases leapt to a record high as the second wave of coronavirus spread gloom across the continent on Thursday.
Do I need to wear a mask if I'm 6 feet away from others?
Do I need to wear a mask if I'm 6 feet away from others?
Rome and Italy's Lazio region to impose nighttime curfew
Italy's Lazio region, which includes the capital Rome, became the third in the country to institute a curfew on Wednesday, in an effort to contain dramatically rising coronavirus cases.
Germany reports record new virus cases in 24 hours
Germany recorded 11,287 new COVID-19 infections in 24 hours, a sharp jump from the previous day and a record for the country since the outbreak of the pandemic, according to official data Thursday.
Airbnb partners with ex-Apple design star Jony Ive
Airbnb has hired former Apple design chief Jony Ive to work on showcasing the homesharing platform's forthcoming products, it announced Wednesday.
Roche teams up with Atea in US on oral coronavirus treatment
Swiss pharmaceuticals giant Roche said Thursday it is collaborating with Atea Pharmaceuticals on the development of an orally administered drug to treat coronavirus patients who have not been hospitalised.
Puerto Rico shutters 911 call centers amid coronavirus cases
Both of Puerto Rico's 911 call centers were shut down Wednesday night after several employees tested positive for the coronavirus, officials announced.
Short-video app Quibi shutting down just months after launch
Short-video app Quibi said it is shutting down just six months after its early April launch, having struggled to find customers.
Tesla posts net profit for fifth straight quarter
Tesla charged through a summertime auto industry sales slump in the U.S. to post stronger-than-expected net earnings for the third quarter.
In Dubai, oil-rich UAE sees a new wonder: A coal power plant
A new wonder is rising in the southern desert of Dubai against the backdrop of Persian Gulf beaches, but it's not another skyscraper to grace the futuristic sheikhdom. Instead, it's one of mankind's oldest power sources gaining its own space on the oil-rich Arabian Peninsula—a coal-fired power plant.
Regulators, experts take up thorny vaccine study issues
The U.S. regulators who will decide the fate of COVID-19 vaccines are taking an unusual step: Asking outside scientists if their standards are high enough.
Trial shows hydroxychloroquine does not prevent COVID-19 in health care workers
University of Minnesota Medical School physician researchers studied hydroxychloroquine as a treatment to prevent COVID-19 for those with high-risk for exposure to the virus—health care workers.
Technology shines the light on ovarian cancer treatments
Scientists estimate that nearly 60% of all cancer patients do not respond effectively to chemotherapy treatments. Even worse—many of those same patients experience toxic and sometimes deadly side effects.
Scientists use gene therapy and a novel light-sensing protein to restore vision in mice
A newly developed light-sensing protein called the MCO1 opsin restores vision in blind mice when attached to retina bipolar cells using gene therapy. The National Eye Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, provided a Small Business Innovation Research grant to Nanoscope, LLC for development of MCO1. The company is planning a U.S. clinical trial for later this year.
COVID-19 interventions can cut virus infections, severe outcomes, and healthcare needs
Non-pharmaceutical interventions such as voluntary shelter-in-place, quarantines, and other steps taken to control the SARS-CoV-2 virus can reduce the peak number of infections, daily infection rates, cumulative infections, and overall deaths, a new study published in the journal PLOS ONE has found.
Existing heart drugs may help cancer patients respond better to PD(L)1 immunotherapy
Researchers have found that a class of commonly-used heart drugs may also improve patients' responses to anti-cancer immunotherapies called PD(L)1 inhibitors, according to preliminary findings to be presented at the 32th EORTC-NCI-AACR Symposium on Molecular Targets and Cancer Therapeutics, which is taking place online.
One mouse at a time: new approach to testing potential drugs for children's cancers
A team of researchers in the US and Australia have developed a way of testing potential drugs for children's cancers so as to take account of the wide genetic diversity of these diseases.
Researchers identify genetic variants linked to toxic side effects from bevacizumab
In the largest study of its kind, researchers have found two common genetic variants that can be used to predict whether or not cancer patients might suffer severe adverse side-effects from the drug bevacizumab.
Analyzing web searches can help experts predict, respond to COVID-19 hot spots
Web-based analytics have demonstrated their value in predicting the spread of infectious disease, and a new study from Mayo Clinic indicates the value of analyzing Google web searches for keywords related to COVID-19.
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