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February 11, 2025
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03/19/2025
Neurodevelopmental conditions
Van Der Steel and colleagues observed improvements in emotional regulation and attunement in children with autism or Down's syndrome who received dog assisted therapy compared to control groups receiving robot dog-assisted therapy or no treatment.
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03/18/2025
Oral Health
Azam and colleagues examined changes in first-year university students’ self-reported oral health and health-risk behaviors.
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03/31/2025
Cell Biology
Endo and colleagues develop a label-free method for tracking cell migration to distinguish between cancerous and non-cancerous cells. The method is simple to use and does not require large training datasets, with a broad range of potential applications.
Image credit: Fig 3 by Endo et al., CC BY 4.0
03/26/2025
Archaeology
Mödlinger and colleagues use chemical and digital-twin analysis to age Middle Age bronze and brass doors.
Image credit: Fig 10 by Mödlinger et al., CC BY 4.0
03/17/2025
EveryOne
In this interview, PLOS One Academic Editor Adrián Diaz-Faes shares his experience with PLOS, as an author, reviewer and editor, his research interests, and advice to researchers about building their networks.
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02/17/2025
EveryOne
In this interview, PLOS One Academic Editor Claudia Trindade Mattos shares with us how to select reviewers, her career in dental research and clinical practice, and her role as a mentor to students and early-career researchers.
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02/11/2025
EveryOne
PLOS One Associate Editor Jenny Tucker discusses increasing representation of female STEM graduates and researchers over the last decade, and examines challenges leading to persisting under-representation of women in some areas of science.
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03/19/2025
Conservation Biology
Sherman and colleagues analyze wild-to-wild orangutan translocations during 2005-2022, and argue that forest should be conserved to avoid the need for translocations.
03/26/2025
Open Science
Chakravorti and colleagues find both national and disciplinary gaps in attention to reproducibility and transparency in science.
Image credit: Artificial Intelligence by Markus Winkler, Pixabay
03/31/2025
Economics
Abboud and colleagues qualitatively explore the dynamics of supply chains and practices within the tobacco industry using Lebanon as a case study.
04/01/2025
Exercise
Wang and colleagues conclude in this systematic review that physical activity-based interventions have the potential to reduce repetitive negative thinking.
Image credit: Girl running by MabelAmber, Pixabay
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