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Air pollution representing environmental pollutants associated with dermal exposure across different skin types.

Oily Skin May Increase Dermal Exposure to Air Pollutants

Dermal exposure to environmental pollutants may vary substantially according to skin type and surrounding environmental conditions.

Beyond the Surface of Psoriasis

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Christopher Griffiths OBE about the evolution of psoriasis research and care. From…

Interview: Rodrigo Sánchez-Bayona

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Why Cortisol and Memory Circuits Synchronize During Emotional Stress

Elevated cortisol levels dynamically reorganize human brain networks to prioritize the encoding of emotionally salient experiences.

Rapid PCR Test Detects Drinking Water Contamination

A new RT-PCR test detects intestinal enterococci in drinking water within 3–4 hours, offering faster identification of potential faecal contamination.

Blood Lipid Marker Linked to Chronic Lung Disease Risk

A nine-year study linked elevated blood lipid index levels to earlier chronic lung disease onset, highlighting a nonlinear relationship with respiratory risk.

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Pregnancy-Associated Cancer Risks in Later Childbearing Years

New pregnancy-associated cancer mortality data reveal distinct risks across maternal age groups, urging prompt clinical assessment.

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How Naegleria Fowleri Navigates Confined Spaces to Invade the Brain

New research reveals how Naegleria fowleri utilizes narrow anatomical confinement to rapidly migrate into central nervous pathways.

Early-Life Factors May Predict Eczema Risk in Infants

Early-life factors, including family allergy history and moisturiser use, may help predict eczema risk in infants, according to a cohort study.

HPV Self-Sampling May Improve Cervical Screening Access

HPV self-sampling was well accepted among migrant women in Portugal, suggesting a promising approach to improving cervical cancer screening access.