Bush stone-curlews in resident groups showed tighter movement
A study of 35 captive-bred birds found social integration was associated with tighter movement patterns, but not a significant survival difference.
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Study reports fast reactions with walnut-shell biochar in water
A laboratory study reports high yields and five-cycle reuse, while broader testing and scale-up remain to be done.
Pesticide review finds no critical concerns, but flags grape re-entry
A peer-reviewed assessment found sufficient efficacy for grapevine and sports-turf uses, while modeled exposure for grape hand-harvesting exceeded the AOEL.
Low-dose LSD alters visual experience but not contrast suppression
A randomized crossover study found that 10 and 20 microgram doses changed self-reported vision, while the main behavioral measure showed no drug-condition effect.
Bayesian test finds signs of unconscious priming in three people
A six-person masked-arrow study paired repeated Bayesian testing with a direct awareness check, but its key conclusion depends on the relative sensitivity of the two tasks.
Scalp EEG signals distinguished active spasms in a small study
High-frequency oscillation rates separated the predefined group with active epileptic spasms from other EEG categories, but the measure still needs larger validation before clinical use.
Review finds no clear psychiatric harm linked to GLP-1 drugs
A Bradford Hill review finds no consistent mental-health signal, but says mixed evidence leaves treatment-related risks unresolved.
Review finds no clear increase in side effects with intrathecal immunotherapy
A review of 201 patients found fewer severe adverse-event episodes with intrathecal treatment, but the comparison was small, indirect and dominated by melanoma cases.
Naproxen exposure associated with ovarian changes in rat study
A 100-day experiment found lower progesterone, reduced antioxidant activity and changes in developing ovarian follicles, but it did not test fertility in people.
Review finds vine tea extracts active against bacteria and fungi
A narrative review reports activity in laboratory and animal studies, while warning that inconsistent tests and limited safety data block clinical conclusions.
Nickel-foam catalyst holds high current for more than 100 hours
A laboratory study links the result to charge shifts and a changing surface, while leaving full-scale electrolyzer tests open.
Study ties TRIM59 to bladder cancer progression and PTRF turnover
Higher TRIM59 tracked with advanced disease and shorter survival, while cell and mouse experiments linked it to growth, invasion and PTRF protein turnover. Treatment response was not tested.
Study links chronic chemical stress to smaller stress granules
A Preprint study reports weaker MYH9-G3BP1 binding and fewer contacts between stress granules and P-bodies in cells exposed to repeated stress.
Review finds promise in new treatments for discoid lupus
A peer-reviewed review of 84 articles says targeted drugs may help resistant disease, but much of the evidence comes from mixed lupus populations.
Mouse study links HS1BP3 to T-cell memory and energy use
The preclinical work tied the protein to mitochondrial energy production, but it did not test HS1BP3-engineered cells in patients.
Fruit and Vegetable Intake Linked to Fewer First Bladder Cancer Recurrences
A Dutch cohort study found the association three months after diagnosis, but the observational results do not show that diet prevents cancer from returning or advancing.
Mouse study ties macrophage PABPC4 to colorectal cancer growth
In mice, Pabpc4 knockout was linked to smaller tumors and stronger CD8+ T-cell activity; human data showed associations, not clinical benefit.
Bacteria-loaded gel improved fertility in rats after uterine injury
Injured rats treated with the injectable material developed a thicker uterine lining and produced about 11 newborns on average, while controls produced none.
Lead-free capacitors convert heat into electricity in lab tests
The devices reached 3.7 joules per cubic centimetre across a 170 K span, with the strongest 10 K window at 40 to 50 °C.
European ADHD clinicians flag gaps in personalised care guidance
A survey of 1,441 clinicians in 23 European countries identifies three broad needs, including better treatment personalisation evidence and guidance in local languages.