Listeria and Salmonella DNA found in Assiut egg samples
A peer-reviewed study found frequent bacterial DNA on egg shells and more Salmonella DNA in diarrheic patient stools, but did not establish viable infection or transmission.
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Simple microwave chest setup responds to water loading in a phantom
A modeling study found dielectric changes could exceed simulated positioning effects, but the authors say clinical use remains untested.
Fortified Orange Juice Shows No Glucose Edge in Small Trial
In 50 high-cardiometabolic-risk completers, probiotic and vitamin D3-fortified juice was no better than unfortified orange juice on reported glucose measures.
MS study ties smaller interthalamic adhesion to executive problems
A prospective MRI cohort found lower IA volume in multiple sclerosis, while the proportion with the structure did not differ from matched controls.
Blood test signal linked to osteoporosis in postmenopausal women
The enzyme signal was lower in women with osteoporosis, but the cross-sectional findings do not show that XT-I causes bone loss.
Single-use ureteroscope prices vary fourfold across countries
A 40-country analysis found wide differences in reported device costs and called for better evidence on value and procurement.
Parent communication linked to fewer mental health symptoms in teens
A cross-sectional study in six Barcelona-area schools also found a statistical role for cognitive flexibility, but it could not show cause and effect.
Open-source tool checks plant records before herbarium labels are made
A Western North American test found taxonomic and coordinate flags while the open-source R package prepared labels and digital records.
Study flags TPT1 as a possible sarcopenia marker
A cross-check of human muscle datasets and laboratory models found an association, but the protein is not yet a validated diagnostic test.
Clinicians support quality-of-life tools but rarely use them
Qualitative interviews at one UK hospital found broad support for assessment alongside practical barriers to routine use.
Missed clinic visits linked to longer tracheostomy dependence
A small retrospective study found an association between missed appointments and longer time to decannulation, but it could not show that missed visits caused delays.
Dried blood cards nearly match serum in T. cruzi antibody tests
Whatman and Cobas Plasma Separation Cards produced almost identical classifications, although Whatman showed a slight edge near the positivity cutoff.
Three Splicing Models Show Blind Spots Behind Strong Accuracy
A peer-reviewed modeling study found that CpG and stop-codon patterns can skew predictions, while weak RNA-structure sensitivity may miss variant effects.
Small study finds no clear link between endometriosis and ART outcomes
The retrospective analysis found no significant differences in embryo development or early pregnancy outcomes, but its authors said larger prospective studies are needed.
HNF4α-enhanced microtissues show more liver-like behavior
A laboratory model using engineered Huh7 cells produced stronger liver markers and altered drug-response signals, but the shift remained partial.
Review finds varied neurological disease after immune checkpoint therapy
A review of 60 published cases describes symptoms, treatment and outcomes after immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy, but cannot measure individual risk.
European analysis reports seizure reductions in selected cenobamate group
In 75 adults with highly drug-resistant focal epilepsy, 33.3% were seizure-free at the last visit, but the selected study cannot show that cenobamate caused the result.
AI Tools for Autism Show Promise, but Data Gaps Remain
A peer-reviewed review of brain imaging and machine learning says broader datasets, shared standards and clinical validation are still needed.
Aphasia review finds promise in therapy, but no clear winner
A review of six randomized trials suggests intensive language therapy and neuromodulatory approaches may help, while uneven methods make the best approach uncertain.
Low energy availability is common among university athletes
A review links the pattern with disordered-eating risk, but mostly snapshot studies cannot show which comes first.