Quick Summary A study published in BMJ Evidence Based Medicine found that only around 10% of non-surgical treatments for lower back pain are effective. The research reviewed 301 prior studies,
Swift Summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of sciences (PNAS),Volume 122,Issue 11,March 2025,focuses on biological systems in motion. It highlights the importance of describing large-scale rearrangements of biological macromolecules
Quick Summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Volume 122, Issue 11, march 2025, discusses research on memory formation and retrieval. The study focuses on interactions between
Quick Summary Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,Volume 122,Issue 11 (March 2025),explores microbial competition in nutrient-stressed open oceans. The research hypothesizes that direct competition among microbes is reduced due
Quick Summary A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (volume 122, issue 11, March 2025) explores poverty-driven deforestation and its global implications. The research evaluates
Speedy Summary Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has published its Volume 122, Issue 11 for March 2025. A study in the issue highlights research on biological and
Quick Summary A study explored how memory engrams are formed in the brain through experience-dependent plasticity of neural circuits. researchers used three-dimensional electron microscopy to perform nanoscale reconstructions of hippocampal
Speedy Summary Researchers studied the relationship between species richness and ecosystem stability. The analysis focused on plant and fish communities. Findings explored how spatial scaling patterns of ecosystem stability are
Swift Summary The article discusses the collective polarization of cells along a tissue plane, emphasizing the role of planar cell polarity (PCP) complexes. PCP complexes are described as asymmetrically localized
Rapid Summary The article highlights recent developments in science and policy globally. Key topics include a flat U.S. research budget, the dropping of a CDC nominee, and analysis on authorship
