Canadian Students Facing Hate in University Spaces
A new national study of 594 students reveals that hate, both online and in-person, is widespread at Canadian universities.
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A Family Meal That Almost Cost Lives: The First Cluster of Type C Botulism in Japan
Type C botulism is extremely rare in humans, with only 15 cases reported worldwide, posing a serious risk from contaminated food.
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel in 2025: A Year of Scientific Breakthroughs and Social Responsibility
In 2025, Vrije Universiteit Brussel showcased groundbreaking research and a strong commitment to social responsibility and critical thinking.
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Monitoreo de los túneles sumergidos de Shanghái mediante partículas cósmicas
El autor correspondiente, Kim Siang Khaw, explicó por qué Shanghái fue elegida para este estudio.
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Rare Case: Fish Bone Mimicking Urachal Cancer
A swallowed fish bone migrated through the body and formed a mass that mimicked urachal cancer.
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Preliminary evidence: Dogs can sniff out deadly cancer in other dogs
New research suggests that specially trained dogs can detect hemangiosarcoma, a highly aggressive and often fatal cancer of blood vessels, in blood samples from other dogs.
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Enfoque forense ante la catástrofe: La riada en Valencia, 2024
Entrevista sobre el estudio „Actuación médico-forense durante la riada en Valencia“ con el autor principal, Alfonso Colorado Casado de Amezúa.
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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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Monitoring Shanghai’s Immersed Tunnels Using Cosmic Particles
The corresponding author Kim Siang Khaw explained why Shanghai was chosen for this study.
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Study Shows Hormones and Bacteria in Breast Milk Change Daily
The first author told Unknown Focus that storing breast milk at −80°C preserves hormones and bacteria, revealing its 24-hour dynamics.
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E. coli Protein NleL Helps Bacteria Evade Gut Defenses
We spoke with Isabella Rauch, Ph.D., one of the corresponding authors of the study.
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US and Japan Scientists Join Forces to Study Neutrinos
We spoke with Ryan Patterson, professor of physics at Caltech, who co-led the NOvA side of the study.
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Automated SMS Reminders: Just 60 Cents to Reduce Missed Court Dates
Simple, timely text message reminders help defendants remember court dates. The study’s author told us what’s next.
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Spain’s Study Reveals Top Barcelona and Real Madrid Players Over 70 Years
A study by Professors Santín and Cordero analyzes 70 years of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid players using one million virtual players, revealing insights into productivity and player performance.
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Over 47,000 Dogs Help Researchers Track Behavior Trends
Study author Courtney Sexton shares insights from a Dog Aging Project study of 47,444 dogs.
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