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Boosting Brain and Body in Extreme Heat

July 17, 2026

Special operation forces often find themselves in extreme conditions, where staying sharp and physically fit is crucial. When the body heats up, the brain can suffer, leading to decreased performance. Researchers explored whether a specific supplement, ketone monoester, could help improve cognitive

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Water Woes in Jharkhand

July 17, 2026

The quality of freshwater resources is a pressing concern worldwide. In India, rapid urbanization, industrialization, and agricultural growth have put a strain on these resources. The Saraikela-Kharsawan district in Jharkhand, home to one of India's largest industrial clusters, is no exception. Rese

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Rainfall Revolution in Southwest China

July 17, 2026

In Southwest China, something remarkable has happened. The air quality has improved dramatically due to a shift in regional energy structures. This change has led to a significant alteration in the chemical makeup of precipitation. Researchers collected 212 rainwater samples over a year in Guiyang a

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Enzyme Stability Boosted

July 17, 2026

Enzymes are superheroes of the biological world. They help speed up chemical reactions in living things. But, they can be fragile. Changes in temperature, pH levels, or solvents can make them stop working. Scientists have found a way to make enzymes more stable using special liquids called micellar

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The Secret Life of Palm Trees

July 17, 2026

Palm trees from the Acrocomia genus are getting a lot of attention lately. They're seen as a sustainable alternative to the African oil palm. Researchers are working hard to learn more about these trees, especially when it comes to their growth and oil production. But there's still a lot to learn, e

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Construction Site Monitoring Takes Flight

July 17, 2026

They need a bird's-eye view to ensure construction sites are safe and running smoothly. But, traditional methods have their limitations. Cameras can be blocked, drones have short battery lives, and collecting data from up high is a challenge. Researchers have come up with a creative solution - a

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Weathering the Odds: New Tool to Tackle Cryptosporidium in Kids

July 17, 2026

In low- and middle-income countries, Cryptosporidium is a major culprit behind diarrhea in young children. This parasite causes a lot of suffering and death, but doctors often struggle to diagnose it quickly. That's where clinical prediction models come in - tools that can help doctors make informed

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Tobacco Watchdogs on High Alert

July 17, 2026

The tobacco industry is known for its constant evolution, with new brands, flavors, and styles emerging all the time. To stay on top of these changes, a team of experts at the Rutgers Center for Rapid Surveillance of Tobacco (CRST) is tasked with monitoring tobacco product marketing. Their goal is t

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The Hidden Cost of Quick Rest

July 17, 2026

Researchers have long observed that brief rest periods can lead to small but significant improvements in sequence learning. These improvements, known as micro-offline gains, are typically measured by comparing the speed of sequence execution before and after a rest period. However, this measurement

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Closing the Gap in Concussion Care for Performing Arts

July 17, 2026

University students involved in performing arts are often overlooked in discussions about concussions. A recent study aimed to change that by identifying ways to improve education and management of concussions in this group. The researchers gathered a panel of 21 experts, including clinicians, resea

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