A study in BMC Infectious Diseases finds that children with severe COVID-19 share similar immune response patterns seen in adults and identifies gene signatures that distinguish severe illness from mild infection, highlighting potential targets for new therapies.
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A study published in Ocean Ecosystems studies to what extent reef fish communities support ecological functioning and human nutrition following climate-driven habitat reorganization.
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A study in Health and Quality of Life Outcomes reinforces that both post-exertional malaise frequency and severity are meaningful predictors of diminished health related quality of life in Long COVID patients and addressing them both is critical for recovery and patient care.
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A study in BMC Medicine demonstrates that an AI–enhanced fully automated, closed-loop digital health platform can yield simultaneous improvements in lipid and blood pressure control among patients with coronary heart disease.
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Children spend most of their time indoors, but how can we protect them from poor indoor air quality? A mixed-methods study published in #BMCEnvSci investigates how indoor air quality affects children's respiratory health and quality of life.
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A study in #BMCPublicHealth explores dietary patterns during school hours in Swedish adolescent students and finds that despite access to free school meals, most students tend to leave school to consume unhealthy food and drinks outside school, highlighting the importance of the food environment around schools.
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How do insects, cephalopods, spiders and other invertebrates sense, learn, navigate and communicate? #BMCZoology invites submissions to a new collection exploring the neural and sensory bases of behaviour in invertebrates.
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Could an underutilized legume crop become a climate-smart crop? A review in #BMCAgriculture explores how horse gram could contribute to climate-smart agriculture while improving food and nutrition security in a changing climate.
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Call for Applications: Editor-in-Chief Cardiovascular Diabetology – Endocrinology Reports is seeking an experienced researcher or clinician to help shape the future of endocrinology publishing. Apply by 15 Nov 2026 !
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A study in @MicrobiomeJ reveals distinct metabolic adaptations that enable S. aureus to exploit specific features of resident nasal communities, highlighting complex interspecies networks that influence colonization in the human nose.
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How can bereavement support better serve ethnically diverse communities? A study in @BMCMedicine identifies barriers including racism, language difficulties, poor referrals and limited staff diversity, highlighting the need for equitable care.
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A study in @GenomeMedicine analyzes nearly 1 million whole genomes and finds that the average person carries 4.3–5.3 million variants, including rare variants linked to inherited disease. The study offers a new baseline for interpreting genetic variation in clinical genomics.
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A study in @BMCBiology demonstrates that macrophage aging is shaped by both tissue niche and sex and provides a framework for understanding the transcriptomic signatures of macrophage aging across tissues. link.springer.com/article/10.118…

A Behind the Paper blog from Journal of Medical Case Reports explores a case of resolution of symptomatic vitreomacular traction immediately after a 60-meter scuba dive, generating a novel hypothesis linking hyperbaric exposure to vitreous separation.
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A study published in Genome Biology provides mechanistic insights into how hierarchically organized prostate cancer-specific enhancer clusters coordinate cancer-specific transcriptional programs in prostate cancer. bit.ly/4vZ4FUT

A study published in Translational Neurodegeneration explores the role of understudied genes linked to late-onset Alzheimer’s disease using C. elegans. The research highlights how these genes influence aging-related neurodegenerative processes. bit.ly/4h0sibT

A study in #BMCEcolEvol finds that the hunting behaviours of predatory mammals influence their locomotor shape throughout their stride.
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A study in BMC Genomics investigates the genetic diversity and phylogenetic relationships of A. marmoratus from different geographical regions from the Darjeeling Hill Region and other regions across the globe.
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What drives a career in ovarian cancer research? In his interview, Rajesh Singh, Senior Editor for Journal of Ovarian Research, discusses the challenges of ovarian cancer, the motivation behind his research, and how discoveries can improve patient outcomes.
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A study in @MicrobiomeJ discusses a novel Antarctic chemolithotroph that drives iron biomineralization, shedding new light on how microbes influence Earth's iron cycle. The finding offers fresh insight into iron oxidation processes that have remained poorly understood.
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