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Cannabis Use Linked to Fertility Risks in Women
A Canadian study found that cannabis exposure influences human egg quality. While THC was linked to higher egg maturation, it also disrupted chromosome separation, leading to fewer healthy embryos in IVF patients.

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Cancer Research Funding Skewed Toward Wealthy Countries
Cancer accounts for one in five deaths worldwide, yet many countries lack resources to fund essential research. Despite rising cancer rates, lower-income nations remain critically underfunded, warn researchers at the University of Southampton.

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Bee-Sting-Inspired Microneedles Offer Pain-Free Drug Delivery
Scientists have developed new wearable microneedles that are inspired by bee stings. These electrospun web microneedles deliver drugs continuously through the skin without causing discomfort.

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Wireless Neural Interface Could Be Used for Drug Delivery to Deep Brain Regions
Inspired by the movement of the human gastrointestinal tract, researchers have developed a wireless device to deliver drugs into deep brain regions. The device could be used to treat brain diseases such as epilepsy and Parkinson's disease.

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Microbiome Fluctuations Impair Growth in Malnourished Children
Researchers at WashU Medicine found a link between an unstable, fluctuating gut microbiome and poor growth in children in a study that sequenced the genomic material from fecal samples collected over nearly a year from eight toddlers in Malawi.

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Air Pollution Linked to Faster Buildup of Toxic Proteins in Alzheimer’s Brains
According to a new study, living in areas with high concentration of air pollution is associated with an increased buildup of amyloid and tau proteins in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients, accelerating cognitive decline.

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How T Cells Maintain Long-Term Immunity
Researchers have identified novel molecular mechanisms that help specialized T cells maintain long-term immunity in response to chronic infection and cancer.

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Why Humans Are More Prone to Autism Than Other Species
A study suggests that the rapid evolution of certain human brain cells may help explain why autism is more common in our species than in other primates. The research found that genes linked to autism were strongly shaped by natural selection.

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Researchers Develop “Off-the-Shelf” CAR T-Cell Therapy
By removing a single gene, scientists gave donor CAR-T cells a kind of protective coating, like armor. This coating helps the cells hide from the patient’s immune system, avoid being destroyed and survive longer.

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AI Models Help Predict Progression of Chronic Kidney Disease to End Stage Renal Disease
Researchers have developed a new framework for predicting end stage renal disease outcomes, using machine learning and deep learning models, as well as explainable artificial intelligence (AI).
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