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160,000-Year-Old Sophisticated Stone Tools Discovered in China May Not Have Been Made by Homo Sapiens

160,000-Year-Old Sophisticated Stone Tools Discovered in China May Not Have Been Made by Homo Sapiens

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Archaeologists have found the oldest known evidence of hafted tools in East Asia, and they challenge a previously held assumption about stone tool use.See the Story

Spatial Atlas Reveals Lymphocyte Cluster in Gastric Cancer

Spatial Atlas Reveals Lymphocyte Cluster in Gastric Cancer

In a groundbreaking leap forward for cancer research, a multidisciplinary team has unveiled a spatially resolved atlas of gastric cancer, shedding unprecedented light on the complex tumor microenvironment and, most notably, defining a lymphocyte-aggregated region within tumors. This pioneering study, published in Nature Communications, is set to transform how scientists and clinicians understand the cellular […]See the Story

Sleep’s Role in Cerebral Palsy Development

Sleep’s Role in Cerebral Palsy Development

In the evolving landscape of pediatric neurology, the intricate relationship between sleep and developmental outcomes in children with cerebral palsy (CP) has garnered increasing scientific attention. The recent study by Proietti, Cantalupo, and Boylan, published in Pediatric Research (2026), exposes groundbreaking insights into how sleep architecture disturbances uniquely impact neurodevelopment in this vulnerable population. This […]See the Story

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