Chile’s New Leader Praises Pinochet; New Book Unmasks Regime’s Cruelty
We spoke with Dr. Katia Chornik from Cambridge University about her book Music and Political Imprisonment in Pinochet’s Chile.
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Cow-Associated Alga Found in Bottlenose Dolphin for the First Time
Japanese researchers report the first case of P. bovis, an alga previously linked to cows, in a dolphin, highlighting the importance of the One Health approach.
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Veterans Have Scientific Evidence Linking Agent Orange to Myelodysplastic Syndrome
We spoke with Dr. Mikkael Sekeres, Chief of Hematology at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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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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Japanese Scientists Report First Human-to-Human Transmission of SFTS Virus
Japanese scientists confirm the first human-to-human transmission of the SFTS virus, highlighting the importance of protection and prevention.
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The Beard Factor: Are Women’s Preferences Linked to Their Cycle?
Scientists test if women’s sexual preferences for men’s beards change with hormone fluctuations, revealing stable patterns of attraction.
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Rare Case: One Patient, Three Kidneys
A 63-year-old patient with three kidneys, an extremely rare condition, with fewer than a hundred cases reported in the medical literature.
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Exploring Women’s Abortion Trajectories
We spoke with Anna Wallays, the corresponding author, about the first empirical study examining women’s abortion pathways in Flanders, Belgium.
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ESCAIDE 2025: AI in Public Health
At ESCAIDE 2025 in Warsaw, experts explored how AI can transform public health, from outbreak surveillance to evidence-based tools.
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Humanismo en la Cirugía: Una Cálida Historia Sobre Lo Que Realmente Es la Medicina
Sumérgete en “El humanismo en la cirugía”, un viaje conmovedor donde la medicina se encuentra con el arte, la empatía y las historias humanas detrás del bisturí.
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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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