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New biomedical tech: self-healing hydrogel with electrical polarization - EurekAlert!

Laboratory chemical exposure and diet linked to self-reported health symptoms among young scientists - EurekAlert!

Care navigation, self-measured blood pressure, and health coaching for postpartum care - EurekAlert!

Skin mode tunability and self-healing effect in photonic Floquet lattices - EurekAlert!

Self-adaptive Cu–Co catalyst converts nitrate pollution into green ammonia through dynamic catalyst reconstruction - EurekAlert!

Family medicine residency program directors report their programs do not directly assess self-directed learning skills - EurekAlert!

Self-cleaning Van der Waals lamination enables ultra-clean two-dimensional electronics - EurekAlert!

$25 million project will hunt for ‘self’ antibodies that alter cancer risk

New findings reveal Ancient Roman concrete survives for millennia by chemically self-healing its own cracks through carbonation

MIT’s new lidar chip could give self-driving cars a wider view

A self-assembled triple-conducting cathode strategy improves the performance of protonic ceramic fuel cells - EurekAlert!

Self-powered system turns wastewater into water and fertilizer - EurekAlert!

Paper: Self-driving trucks will redraw US economic map - EurekAlert!

Self-driving lab leverages AI to develop tough new 3D-printable metal alloys for aerospace and advanced manufacturing - EurekAlert!

Self-propelled actin filaments: Novel structures driving spontaneous cell morphogenesis - EurekAlert!

Self-directed vs clinician-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy for chronic pain - EurekAlert!

UV-Vis-NIR broadband self-powered Bi2O2Se-based semi-vertical heterojunction photodetector with high performance - EurekAlert!

Excessive Instagram use could erode our sense of self, altering the perception of our bodies - EurekAlert!

KAIST develops next-generation self-powered wearable sensor resilient to 668% elongation - EurekAlert!

Many older adults get health information from self-defined experts online. Up to 35% of older Americans — and half of adults under 50 — get health information and advice from social media influencers and podcasters, most of whom are not health care professionals