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Predicting freshwater snail habitats with remote sensing data and ridge
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Leadership, Not Resilience Training, May Be the Key to Curing Physician
21+ hour, 51+ min ago (671+ words) Pediatric radiology is, by almost any measure, deeply meaningful work. Radiologists, technologists, nurses, and child life specialists spend their careers peering inside the bodies of sick children, catching diseases early, guiding treatment decisions, and supporting families through some of the…...
Natural Killer Cell Education Leaves Lasting Imprints on the Persistent HIV
22+ hour, 8+ min ago (655+ words) For decades, the central obstacle to curing HIV infection has been the viral reservoir: a small population of cells carrying transcriptionally silent proviruses that antiretroviral therapy suppresses but cannot eliminate....
Liquid Biopsy Offers a Non-Invasive Path to Precision Treatment for Bladder
22+ hour, 14+ min ago (81+ words) Bladder cancer remains one of the most challenging malignancies in modern urology, and a newly published comprehensive review in the Journal of Translational Medicine argues that the field is standing at the threshold of a diagnostic revolution. The review, led…...
Gut Oxygen Sensor Shields Against Obesity but Adds Nothing to Weight-Loss
23+ hour, 34+ min ago (72+ words) Hypoxia-inducible factor 1 alpha, or HIF1α, has long been celebrated as the master switch that allows cells to sense and survive low-oxygen conditions, a discovery that earned the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. In the intestine, this transcription factor is far…...
Age, Education and Treatment Choices Shape Prostate Cancer Survival in
23+ hour, 34+ min ago (707+ words) Prostate cancer remains one of the most commonly diagnosed malignancies in the world, and a new large-scale analysis from Brazil is shedding fresh light on which patients are most at risk of dying from the disease....
mRNA flu vaccine sustains germinal centers to broaden antibody responses,
23+ hour, 42+ min ago (668+ words) Influenza has long been one of medicine’s most stubborn adversaries, not because the virus cannot be countered, but because it refuses to stand still. Through continual antigenic drift, the hemagglutinin and neuraminidase proteins on the viral surface accumulate mutations that…...
New Diabetes Monitoring Pathway Keeps Older Cancer Patients Safe During
23+ hour, 46+ min ago (769+ words) Older adults undergoing cancer treatment face a hidden metabolic threat that has long slipped through the cracks of oncology care. Corticosteroids, which are woven into many chemotherapy regimens and supportive care protocols to suppress nausea, allergic reactions and immune-related toxicity,…...
Environmental Fungus Corynascus verrucosus Turns Up in Dog Skin Infection
23+ hour, 53+ min ago (102+ words) A fungal species better known for living quietly in soil and compost heaps has surfaced in an unexpected place: the inflamed skin of a family dog. In a case report published in Veterinary Medicine and Science, researchers at the University…...
Wriggling Under the Skin: Doppler Ultrasound Catches Travel-Acquired Fly
23+ hour, 57+ min ago (687+ words) A persistent, itchy lump that appears after a trip to the countryside is usually blamed on an insect bite, a boil, or a small abscess that will resolve on its own....