Research Articles
The ONCARE-01 Study: How Movement and Meals Are Rewriting Metastatic Breast Cancer Care
Groundbreaking research on combining supervised exercise with precision nutrition for luminal metastatic breast cancer patients
The Tiny Green Thumbs: How Preschoolers Are Learning to Save Our Planet
Exploring how early childhood sustainability education shapes future environmental stewards through science-backed methods and real-world examples.
The Tiny Terrors Inside Our Goats: How UFES Scientists Are Winning the Parasite War
Discover how UFES researchers are combating livestock parasites through innovative veterinary science and sustainable farming practices.
The Silent Superheroes of Science: How Abstracts Power Discovery
Exploring the critical role of scientific abstracts in accelerating research discovery and collaboration across disciplines.
The Invisible Lifesaver: Decoding Blood's Emergency Repair System
Exploring the intricate blood clotting system, its disorders, diagnostic breakthroughs, and future therapeutic innovations.
Hydrogel Heroes: How Tiny Water Gels Are Revolutionizing Drought-Resistant Chickpeas
Discover how hydrogel polymers are transforming chickpea cultivation by enhancing drought resistance and boosting protein content under water-stressed conditions.
The Invisible Banquet: How Nitrogen Shapes Life in the Chesapeake Bay
Exploring how nitrogen forms influence phytoplankton communities and ecosystem health in the Chesapeake Bay
Cracking the Code: What Really Predicts Success on Dental Hygiene's Toughest Exam?
Discover the key factors that predict success on the National Board Dental Hygiene Examination (NBDHE), from science grades to reading comprehension skills.
The Chromium Conundrum: Diabetes Ally or Overhyped Supplement?
Exploring chromium's role in metabolic health, diabetes management, and the scientific evidence behind its supplementation.
Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Why Your Genes, Gender, and Groceries Demand Personalized Nutrition
Exploring how genetic, gender, and socioeconomic factors require personalized nutrition approaches rather than one-size-fits-all recommendations.