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Exposure to extremely hot or cold temperatures increases a heart disease patient’s risk of dying, according to a new study published today in the American Heart Association’s journalCirculation. The.

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Author Correction: Engineered APOBEC-PUF Fusions Enable Effective In Vivo RNA Base Editing
A formal author correction has been published for a study describing an approach to editing RNA inside living organisms by combining engineered APOBEC cytidine deaminases with PUF RNA-binding proteins. The notice, published in Nature Communications, conce
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Hybrid AI system recognizes violence across levels using convolutional-attention and recurrent networks
Violence recognition is moving into a new phase as artificial intelligence researchers combine several forms of deep learning to interpret aggressive behavior in video. A study by M. Kumar, B.K. Verma, S. Singh and colleagues, published in Scientific Repo
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Finer grains help sodium-ion batteries resist hidden cracking
A new study suggests that one of the most persistent problems facing sodium-ion batteries may be solved not by changing what their cathode is made of, but by changing the shape of its microscopic crystal grains. Researchers have shown that tailoring the t
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AI May Reveal Which Tumor Cells Seed Metastasis
Cancer is often described as a single disease, but under the microscope a tumor is rarely uniform. It is an evolving ecosystem made up of diverse cell populations, each carrying different genetic programs, protein networks, metabolic states, and capacitie
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Cosmic breadcrumb trail uncovers hidden dark matter
For billions of years, a globular cluster orbiting a distant galaxy has been slowly torn apart by gravity. The result is a faint, narrow ribbon of stars stretching through space-an ancient stellar stream that has now become the first of its kind detected
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UC San Diego Health and West Health accelerate the future of patient care
America's health care system is approaching a structural breaking point: demand is rising, hospitals are operating under sustained capacity pressure, and the number of patients requiring complex, continuous care is growing faster than the system was desig
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UTIA plant pathologist selected as Fulbright Distinguished Scholar
image: Kelly's collaboration with international faculty will improve worldwide crop production. view more Credit: Photo courtesy UTIA. Heather Kelly, field crops pathologist in the University of Tennessee Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology, has
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Researchers uncover new control mechanism for decades-old leukemia drug
image: Degradation of NUDT5 (Artistic representation, Tuan-Anh Nguyen / Wolfgang Däuble) view more Credit: Tuan-Anh Nguyen / Wolfgang Däuble (Vienna, 12 August 2026) For more than 70 years, the drug 6-thioguanine (6-TG) has been used to treat leukemia. Al
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Lead Carboxylates Improve Passivation in Meter-Scale Perovskite Solar Modules
A Lead-Based Surface Treatment Pushes Perovskite Solar Modules Toward Industrial Scale Perovskite solar cells have spent the past decade moving from laboratory curiosity to one of the most closely watched technologies in renewable energy. Their appeal com
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Scientists Activate Sleep's Restorative Benefits in Awake Brain Regions
In a groundbreaking study that redefines our understanding of sleep and its neural mechanics, scientists funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have demonstrated a novel technique to induce sleep-like neural activity in awake mice. This pioneer
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