Health consciousness linked to treatment adherence across six countries
A survey of 4,081 adults with chronic disease found a positive association, but did not show that health consciousness causes better adherence.
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Lactate-linked HER2 change may help explain trastuzumab resistance
A study in gastric-cancer tissues and laboratory models points to a pathway involving AARS1, USP11 and EGFR, but it has not been tested as a treatment in people.
Brazilian depression scale shows promise, but cutoffs differ
A study of 303 people in Northeast Brazil found strong reliability, mixed evidence on one underlying dimension, and different score thresholds for screening and confirmation.
Rat cell study links vocal-fold injury to DNA methylation
The rat-cell experiments found matching changes in fibrosis markers and DNA methylation, but the proposed pathway remains unproven.
University volleyball students link support to staying active
Interviews at two South Korean universities found that teaching, peer dynamics and campus resources featured in participants' accounts of continuing beyond class.
Review finds no clear surgical winner for Merkel cell cancer of the hand
In published cases, reported recurrence and mortality were similar for digit-preserving excision and ray amputation, but the evidence came mostly from case reports and small series.
Female athletes returned to high-risk sport less often after ACL surgery
A cohort analysis found the largest gap in return to any high-risk sport, while knee confidence, stability and surgery timing were associated with outcomes.
Musculoskeletal complaints associated with poorer sleep in primary care
A Brazilian primary-care study found poorer sleep among people with musculoskeletal complaints, but no clear evidence that physical activity changed the association.
Photon-counting CT detects lower iodine levels in phantom tests
The study found lower iodine detection and quantification thresholds for photon-counting CT across most tested protocols; it used only phantom data and no human participants.
Camera AI closely matches manual balance scores in 80-person study
A peer-reviewed study found smaller score differences from consensus video review than with real-time on-site scoring, but the test took place at one center.
Study finds shorter knee arthritis fear scale fits best, but needs testing
In 119 people with knee osteoarthritis, an exploratory eight-item, two-domain version had the highest CFI and TLI, while one domain showed inadequate reliability.
Softball swings differed between tee and front toss, study finds
Motion tracking in 22 Division I players found different knee, pelvis and trunk positions, while the study focused on movement rather than batting results.
Skilled Fencers Show Clearer Rear-Leg Sequencing in Lunges
A small observational study found faster ankle rotation, stronger horizontal force and higher sword speed in skilled foil fencers.
Softball study finds no clear link between hip stability and throwing
In 50 college, high-school and youth athletes, a single-leg squat screen did not distinguish throwing velocities or segmental sequencing.
Androgen Deprivation Therapy Linked to More Spine Fractures in Prostate Cancer
A large observational study found modestly higher fracture and vertebral augmentation rates among men with recorded therapy exposure, but it cannot show that treatment caused the difference.
Nickel Thiophene Hybrid Binds Most Strongly to Copper Oxide
The laboratory comparison also found higher CO-linked current from thiophene-anchored molecules on carbon nanotubes, but it did not report replicate counts.
Parkinson's care planning often came late, records show
A review of 189 Dutch records found treatment preferences were documented earlier and more fully in nursing homes than in hospitals or general practice.
Blocking antibodies tied to a child’s severe adenovirus infection
A case study found that anti–IFN-ω antibodies blocked the immune signal’s antiviral activity in laboratory tests, but the evidence is limited.
Membrane Test Shows 90.32% Sensitivity for MAP in Cattle Faeces
In 89 cattle, the assay had 90.32% sensitivity and 85.19% specificity against nested PCR, but broader validation is still needed.
Pig Study Links Bio-ADM Rise to Shock and Poorer Perfusion
In 20 pigs, the blood marker rose during hemorrhagic shock and tracked lower blood pressure and tissue oxygenation, but its human relevance remains uncertain.