Long Ran – Asian Scientist Magazine

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Scientists in China have identified two drugs that reduce the impact of nerve damage caused by insecticides and chemical weapons.

T-cell responses are more accurate than virus-specific antibody titers for assessing MERS prevalence and patients’ likelihood of recovery.

Scientists in Japan have identified specific parts of the brain that are responsible for sensing changes in the temperature of the environment.

Copying the healthcare systems in developed economies is “not the answer” for quality care in low- to middle-income countries, a study says.

Scientists have developed a quick-setting hydrogel that could replace vitreous and other soft tissues.

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Chinese scientists find that municipal sewage across China harbors diverse and abundant antimicrobial-resistant genes.

Bornean orangutans in human-disturbed forests search for areas with denser and taller trees, making such patches of forest crucial for conservation.