Humanism in Surgery: A Warm Story About What Medicine Truly Is
Dive into ‘Humanism in Surgery,’ a heartfelt journey where medicine meets art, empathy, and the human stories behind the scalpel.
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How did Fukushima affect Japanese honey?
Japanese researchers analyzed honey samples to measure natural and artificial radioactivity and evaluate the lifetime cancer risk
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Evaluating Herbal Supplements in Erectile Dysfunction: A Scientific Perspective
How effective are popular herbal preparations really, and can they be considered a serious complementary therapy?
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Meow Inside: How Cats Adapt to Indoor Life
A new study has shed light on how cats cope when moved from outdoor to indoor living, and how their owners experience the transition.
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Portuguese Scientists Report Rare Penile Melanoma
Rare penile melanoma with aggressive behavior, accounting for less than 1% of all cancers.
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Cataluña y el futuro de la salud mental: cómo la tecnología está cambiando el enfoque
Hablamos con Dr. Diego Hidalgo-Mazzei, investigador del Hospital Clínic-IDIBAPS de Barcelona, sobre la salud mental en Cataluña.
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Decision-Making Made Simple: Guide Your Teen with Sorting It Out
Discover Sorting It Out by Robin Gregory and Brooke Moore, a science-based guide for parents, teachers, and mentors.
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ESCAIDE 2025: Europe’s Cross-Agency One Health Task Force
A clear message was sent at the ESCAIDE 2025 conference in Warsaw: The future lies in the unification of disciplines and strong inter-agency cooperation.
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New microRNA Cocktail Shows Promise Against Glioblastoma
We spoke with study authors Davide De Pietri Tonelli and Silvia Rancati about their research showing how an 11-microRNA cocktail can slow glioblastoma growth.
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Researchers in Strasbourg Explore What Patients Want in an Ophthalmologist
Discover what patients value most in an ophthalmologist: insights from a study of 800 patients highlight communication and personality trait.
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Japan Reports First Bloodstream Infection from C. metallidurans
Japanese scientists report the first case of C. metallidurans bloodstream infection in Japan—the sixth case recorded worldwide—in a 77-year-old patient.
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ATILA y Meltio: cómo España lidera la creación de bioimplantes de titanio
Por primera vez en España se utiliza hilo metálico de titanio como material para imprimir bioimplantes de titanio en 3D, pero se necesita más investigación.
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UBC enzymes show progress toward universal organs
In the article, we provide an overview of UBC’s research on universal organs and a conversation with the scientists behind the study.
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Fourth Reported Case Worldwide: Ovarian Metastasis from Thymoma Documented by Japanese Scientists
Rare case of ovarian metastasis from thymoma, highlighting diagnostic value of laparoscopy.
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Sniffing Out Trouble: How Dogs Track Invasive Carp
We spoke with Timothy L. Edwards, corresponding author of the study, and director of the University of Waikato’s Scent Detection Research Group.
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