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Age, Education and Treatment Choices Shape Prostate Cancer Survival in
14+ hour, 54+ 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....
Deep Learning Cuts Brain MRI Scans to Under 100 Seconds in Feasibility
17+ hour, 52+ min ago (764+ words) Magnetic resonance imaging has long been the gold standard for peering into the human brain, but it has always demanded one precious commodity that many patients simply cannot spare: time....
Scientists Map the Fluid-Solid Frontier That Shapes Every Food We Eat
18+ hour, 30+ min ago (662+ words) Every act of cooking, drying, baking, frying, extruding or three-dimensionally printing a food depends on a deceptively simple physical event: an edible material passing from a fluid-like state to a solid-like one, or back again....
Blood Test Doubles Cancer Detection in Dogs in Landmark Screening Study
18+ hour, 44+ min ago (850+ words) A simple blood test can find cancer in dogs long before any outward sign of disease appears, according to the first interim results of the Cancer Lifetime Assessment Screening Study in Canines, or CLASSiC, published in Veterinary Oncology....
Rare Italian Forest Herb Defies Expectations With Surprising Genetic
19+ hour, 34+ min ago (77+ words) Deep in the mountain forests of southern Italy, a rare blue-flowered herb has been quietly rewriting what scientists think they know about plant rarity. Aegonychon calabrum, a perennial understory herb restricted to a handful of sites in the southern Apennines,…...
Mussel-Inspired Coating Keeps Tiny Artificial Lungs Clot-Free
19+ hour, 54+ min ago (676+ words) For the smallest and most fragile patients in intensive care, the difference between survival and decline often comes down to a few milliliters of oxygen. Preterm and term newborns who develop respiratory distress syndrome frequently need mechanical ventilation, and in…...
Grapevine Gene VvbHLH10 Doubles as a Salt-Alkali Shield and Bud Growth
22+ hour, 9+ min ago (509+ words) A single transcription factor in grapevine has emerged as a double agent in plant biology, simultaneously arming vines against one of agriculture’s most punishing soil stresses while also coaxing dormant buds into active growth....
Ancient wheat and barley genes may hold the key to climate-proof crops
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (680+ words) The future of two of humanity’s oldest crops may depend on secrets buried in their deepest genetic past....
Fermentation Rewrites the Antioxidant Story of Black and Yellow Highland
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (57+ words) On the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau, at an altitude of nearly 3,000 meters, farmers have cultivated highland barley for centuries and turned it into traditional fermented foods and beverages, including the region’s characteristic barley wine. A new multi-omics study published in Food…...
Hard Tap Water Linked to Higher Cancer Mortality in Half-Million-Person
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (647+ words) For decades, the hardness of the water flowing from household taps has been the subject of a persistent and often confusing public health debate. Hard water, rich in dissolved calcium and magnesium carbonates, leaves limescale on kettles and showerheads, and…...