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In the Gulf of Aqaba, a branch of the Red Sea, an earth scientist from the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science found evidence of an

Environment

In a 3.8 Billion Year Old Crystal, the First Geochemical Evidence of Plate Tectonics was Discovered

Environment Article

According to a new study published today in AGU Advances, the organization's journal for high-impact, open-access research and commentary across

Environment

The Link in Alaska between Temperature, Dehydration, and Tectonic Tremors

Environment Article

The mechanism underlying low-frequency tectonic tremors has been clarified by a research team at Kobe University; this work will improve

Health

Through a Special Fibrous Architecture, a Tough Attachment Between the Rotator Cuff and Bone is Attained

Health Article

New materials and ideas are frequently inspired by nature by engineers. The attachment of bone and tendon in the shoulder

Health

Study Finds AI Alerts Human Readers When It Accurately Spots Fractures on X-Rays

Health Article

Since urgent care centers and emergency rooms are frequently busy, patients may have to wait several hours before being seen,

Health

Image-Based Mechanical Simulations Increase Accuracy in Measuring Bone Fracture Healing

Health Article

The body responds to a bone break with inflammation, and cells start to gather in the location of the break to form a hematoma. A soft substance called a callus

Bio & Medicine

Antibiotic resistance can be addressed by removing bacteria’s protective armor.

Bio & Medicine Article

Steady lung diseases, ongoing injuries, and medical care-related contaminations are normally considerably harder to treat than different kinds of bacterial

Nanophysics

A new type of silicon may transform the semiconductor industry.

Nanophysics Article

Following a 10-year research focus on that began coincidentally and was met with doubt, a group of Northeastern College mechanical

Chemistry

A substance identified in a fungal extract that has anti-tumor effects.

Chemistry Article

Skoltech specialists and their partners from the Pushchino Logical Place for Natural Exploration of RAS and Lomonosov Moscow State College

Health

Metabolic dysregulation is prevalent in type 2 diabetes.

Health Article

Using cutting-edge methods, researchers from Uppsala University discovered that digestion in patients with type 2 diabetes and prediabetes was significantly

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