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#971Computer Science & AIFront Page13 November 2025

Deep-Sea Corals and Feather Stars Share 'Promiscuous' Microbes

In the deep sea off Brazil, scientists have discovered that corals and their crinoid companions host the exact same 'promiscuous' symbiotic microbes. This shared internal ecosystem, featuring a newly identified bacterium, creates a cooperative nitrogen-cycling network that likely helps both organisms survive in their nutrient-poor environment.

By Modolon, N. Garritano, J. Hill, Duarte, Bendia, de Moura, Pellizari, Thomas, Peixoto

#972Medicine & HealthFront Page13 November 2025

Targeted IBD Therapy Proves Both Potent and Safer in Major Review

A major new analysis covering over 8,400 patients has confirmed that a novel class of drugs for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is not only highly effective but also carries significantly fewer serious risks than placebo. These targeted therapies, known as IL-23p19 inhibitors, offer robust benefits across a wide range of patient groups, marking a significant advance in managing the chronic condition.

By Peng, Du, Miao, Shi, Li, Ge, Shen, Feng, Zhong, Gao, Chen

#973Medicine & HealthFront Page16 November 2025

Real-World Data Reveals How Lifestyle Habits Shape Long-Term Blood Sugar

A major umbrella review covering over 300,000 individuals confirms that poor sleep, diet, and smoking correlate with worse long-term blood sugar levels. The study also identifies a two-way relationship between depression and metabolic health, highlighting the complex interplay between mental state and physiology.

By Mazumdar, Almeda, Bagheri, Daniel, Tabatabaei Jafari, Leigh, Diaz Milanes, Salvador-Carulla

#974Genetics & Molecular BiologyFront Page17 November 2025

Decoding the Genetic Signals of Childhood Leukaemia

A comprehensive meta-analysis involving over 1,645 patients has clarified which genetic markers reliably predict survival in paediatric acute myeloid leukaemia (AML). While WT1 overexpression and KIT mutations were confirmed as warning signs for poorer outcomes, other common mutations showed surprisingly inconsistent effects.

By Huang, Ling, Zhang, Zhang

#975Environmental ScienceFront Page10 November 2025

New Database Maps Heat Tolerance of Critical Marine Plants to Predict Ocean Warming Impacts

Marine foundation species like seagrasses and seaweeds are vital but threatened by rising ocean temperatures. Researchers compiled a comprehensive database of their upper thermal limits, revealing critical ranges and data gaps crucial for predicting vulnerability and guiding future conservation efforts.

By Smith, King, Aubin, Leathers, Smale

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