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Congenital syphilis rates among U.S. newborns increased nearly sixfold from 2012 to 2022, according to a new study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases. The data show rising rates across all demographics and income levels, with the sharpest increases among Native Americans.
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Two new studies involving Newcastle University marine scientist Dr. Theresa Rueger have highlighted how the tusked goby's relationship with its host sponge shapes almost every aspect of its life.
Soil respiration (Rs), the efflux of CO₂ from soils to the atmosphere driven by root and microbial activity, is one of the largest terrestrial carbon fluxes and a primary determinant of net carbon…
Most heart failure cases are caused to a large degree by a buildup of excess scar tissue in the heart, which currently has no treatments.
Space botany and biomedical research filled the scientific schedule aboard the International Space Station at the end of the week. Expedition 75 is also continuing to load a U.S.
Climate change could force more than 200 billion people from their homes even as countries spend billions on securing their borders, the head of the U.N.'s migration body said Friday.
Webb found H₃⁺'s forbidden rotational light, 40 years after it was predicted. Nine slides trace the proof and the open brightness puzzle.
