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Ambulance Tech Streams Live Fetal Data to Hospital Doctors
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/feasibility-of-using-a-mobile-cardiotocograph-device-in-an-ambulance-during-maternal-transportward to prepare appropriate clinical interventions ahead of time. Distribution of the duration and percentage of legible periods in each of the 68 fetal heart rate recordings. Credit: Shunsuke Tamaru et al. / PLOS One The prospective study focused on...
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ENT Opioid Prescriptions Fell 38 Percent But Oxycodone Doubled
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/opioid-prescription-trends-by-otolaryngologists-for-medicare-part-d-patientsEar, nose, and throat specialists significantly reduced their overall opioid prescribing rates over an eleven-year period, but their choice of drugs shifted dramatically toward stronger substances like oxycodone. A team of researchers analyzed Medicare...
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Marine Heatwaves Rapidly Flatten Central Red Sea Coral Reefs
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/taxon-specific-loss-in-scleractinian-living-coral-area-following-a-bleaching-event-is-linked-to-reef-structural-decline-in-the-central-red-seaobservations with in situ temperature loggers that recorded heat exposure at ten-minute intervals throughout the study period. Vulnerability Varies Widely Across Genera and Reefs The field surveys captured the severe marine heatwave of summer 2023,...
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Archaeologists Just Found the Lost 1,300-Year-Old Palace of Japan’s Legendary Princesses
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/archaeologists-discover-a-1-300-year-old-palace-hall-where-japans-imperial-princesses-once-served-the-gods-of-iseResearchers from the Saikū History Museum have spent recent months excavating a compound dating to the 8th-century Nara period, revealing massive structural postholes that once supported a grand, formal hall. Excavation site at Saikū in Mie Prefecture,...
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Nearby Super‑Earth Gliese 3378b Gets 90% Of Earth’s Sunlight Atmosphere Still Uncertain
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/this-nearby-potentially-habitable-planet-receives-nearly-as-much-energy-as-earth-and-scientists-are-taking-noticePeak National Observatory. Their analysis, published in The Astrophysical Journal, confirms the planet’s mass and orbital period. According to the study, Gliese 3378b’s insolation is “about 90 percent of the radiation Earth receives from the Sun, so...
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40,000-Year-Old Mammoth Ivory Boomerang Pushes Back Ice Age Weapon Timeline
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/archaeologists-discover-worlds-oldest-mammoth-ivory-boomerang-in-poland-dating-back-40-000-yearswas initially thought to be between 23,000 and 30,000 years old. New radiocarbon work now pushes its creation back to a period when modern humans were rapidly expanding across Europe, bringing with them increasingly intricate technologies and symbolic...
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Gold-Laden Dutch Ship From 1633 Identified Off Devon After 30 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/a-ship-sank-with-a-fortune-in-gold-in-1633-its-identity-stayed-secret-for-centuriesgoods. The discovery bridges a gap between the material recovered on the seabed and the scant documentary record of the period. Gold Hoard Unearthed Near Salcombe Bay The story began when diver Ron Howell reported a handful of gold he recovered from the...
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Scientists Use Ghost Ink to Reveal 42 Lost Pages of 6th‑Century New Testament
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/42-lost-pages-of-a-1-500-year-old-new-testament-manuscript-have-finally-been-recoveredthat the manuscript’s condition provides insight into how damaged sacred texts were repaired and repurposed in the medieval period, rather than being discarded once they became unusable.
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MeerKAT Uncovers Hidden Radio Pulses From Blue Eye Neutron Star Once Deemed Silent
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/this-rare-blue-eye-pulsar-was-thought-to-be-silent-astronomers-finally-heard-its-radio-signals-after-decades-of-searchingof Silence MeerKAT detected a series of radio bursts spaced exactly 424 milliseconds apart, which matches the known spin period of 1E 1207.4‑5209. The signal is so faint that previous surveys missed it, explaining why the object was long considered...
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New Dating Method Shows 28,000-Year-Old Hybrid Child Preceded Known Interbreeding
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/this-28-000-year-old-child-buried-beneath-a-portuguese-rock-shelter-reveals-a-forgotten-chapter-of-human-evolutiontraits of the Lapedo child continue to support the idea of gene flow between Neanderthals and modern humans during their period of overlap, even though direct genetic material from this individual remains unavailable.
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Metal Detectorist Uncovers Rare 11th Century Norwegian Coin Hidden Beneath Copper Plate
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/a-metal-detectorist-found-what-looked-like-an-old-button-in-norway-months-later-it-was-identified-as-an-extremely-rare-coinArchaeology at the University of Stavanger. The experts identified the item as a scarce silver coin from the early medieval period. X‑ray imaging uncovers a hidden griffin beneath a copper shield Archaeologists determined that the coin had been...
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Greenland’s Record Warm January Shows Arctic Heat, Not a 30°C Winter Spike
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/30-c-in-greenland-in-winter-yes-it-happened-but-not-for-the-reason-many-assumedsensitivity to temperature thresholds that dictate ice stability and snow cover. The January average reflects a sustained period of atypical warmth rather than a fleeting warm spell. When temperatures linger near or above freezing during a season that...
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Why Evolution Turns Unrelated Creatures Into Crabs and the Secrets of Carcinization
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/evolution-keeps-turning-different-animals-into-crabs-and-scientists-have-a-name-for-itplaced key divergence events for newly sampled lithodid and pagurid lineages around the Eocene‑Oligocene transition, a period the authors propose as a fertile backdrop for diversification and morphological innovation. Together, these genomic and...
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Satellite Radar Uncovers 2,600-Year-Old Hidden Temple Beneath Egypt’s Ancient City Buto
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/they-scanned-beneath-egypts-nile-delta-and-found-a-mysterious-2-600-year-old-structure-six-meters-undergroundthe upper three metres, the scans highlighted a layer interpreted as broken pottery and debris, likely linked to Roman‑period occupation. At roughly six metres depth, the ERT data revealed a substantially larger construction, consistent with a Saite‑era...
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2600-Year-Old Chinese Tomb Uncovers Hundreds of Bronze Bells Silenced by Ritual
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-opened-a-2-600-year-old-tomb-and-found-hundreds-of-bells-that-had-been-silenced-on-purposeto University College London archaeologist Chinglong Tse, Lord Qiu ordered the bells either in 677 B.C. or 646 B.C., a period marked by heightened tension with the neighboring state of Chu. Artisans adorned the bells with dragon motifs, embedded quartz,...
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Teen Discovers 1,
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/teen-stumbles-upon-a-perfectly-preserved-1-800-year-old-roman-ring-featuring-a-mysterious-engravingsent the piece to its National Treasures Department. Laboratory analysis confirmed the artifact’s origin in the Late Roman Period and identified the engraved figure as Minerva, the Roman deity of war, strategy and wisdom, known as Athena in Greek...
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Rare Iron Shackles Reveal Possible Celtic Slave Trade at 2,300-Year-Old French Site
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-didnt-expect-to-find-these-iron-objects-at-a-2-300-year-old-site-in-franceResearchers now propose that Allonnes may have been linked to the slave trade that operated across the Late Iron Age, a period spanning roughly 450 to 50 B.C. Celtic metalwork specialist Thierry Lejars, speaking to INRAP, explained: “The identification...
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Barnard’s Star’s Four Rocky Worlds Reveal Exotic Magnesium Cores and Vanished Atmospheres
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/scientists-studied-a-nearby-star-and-found-four-planets-that-look-nothing-like-earththe system. The Cambridge researchers propose that a resonant orbital configuration—where the inner trio follows a 9:12:16 period ratio—acts as a stabilising mechanism. Such resonances are familiar in our own Solar System, notably among Jupiter’s moons,...
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Six Hidden Meteor Showers Bring Fireballs to Summer Skies Before the Perseids
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/rare-fireballs-and-hidden-meteor-showers-are-about-to-light-up-summer-skiesand newcomers alike. Nevertheless, concentrating solely on the Perseids overlooks the richness of the preceding weeks. The period leading up to mid‑August features a blend of overlapping streams that supply a steady flow of shooting stars across the...
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Million-Year-Old Cave Yields 16 New Species, Including a Flying Ancestor of the Kakapo
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-descended-into-an-island-cave-and-found-a-lost-world-sealed-for-1-million-yearsrecent moa remains that first attracted researchers. The newly recovered fossils date to roughly 1–1.5 million years ago, a period that has left only faint traces in New Zealand’s paleontological archives. Location of Moa Eggshell Cave in the North...