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When the Ocean Gets Too Hot for Earth's Most Abundant Photosynthetic Organism
Using a decade of field measurements across the Pacific Ocean, we discovered that Prochlorococcus, Earth's most abundant photosynthetic organism, faces sharp declines in growth above 28°C, a temperature threshold that tropical oceans may exceed by century's end.
Unveiling the Silent Stage: Nutrient Trafficking and Host-Parasite Interactions in Plasmodium Liver-Stage Infection
Plasmodium liver-stage parasites silently invade hepatocytes and rapidly replicate. To support growth, they hijack host nutrients across the parasitophorous vacuole membrane. Understanding this host-parasite interaction reveals targets for malaria prevention before symptoms arise.
Catching the Flare Before the Fire: Lessons from Evaluating Mpox Surveillance in Kwara State, Nigeria
In 2022, WHO declared mpox a global health emergency, raising concerns about Nigeria’s outbreak readiness. We evaluated Kwara State’s mpox surveillance system to assess detection, reporting, and preparedness, offering lessons to strengthen resilience against future epidemics
Translating Evidence into Practice
Introducing the Chiropractic & Manual Therapies Masterclass Seminar Series: Translating Evidence into Practice
PROCC: A Simple Score That Could Help Fight Colorectal Cancer Smarter
Imagine predicting if a cancer treatment will work before it begins. PROCC, developed by Topazium, helps identify which colorectal cancer patients may benefit from panitumumab — a targeted therapy that could improve outcomes and reduce unnecessary side effects.
