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The challenge of protecting marine ecosystems, including biodiversity and manifold interactions in changing environments, has encouraged development of end-to-end models linking physical drivers through entire food webs to upper-level predators. Ideally such models should have temporal and spatial resolution adequate to capture important small-scale processes, while including scales large enough to encompass local food webs an...
PROMETHEUS clinical trial protocol: tailoring healthy ageing with lifestyle and nutraceuticalsNARA Subscribed
The d emographic shift toward an older population is accelerating the prevalence of age-related diseases. Precision geromedicine represents a paradigm shift in targeting the biological processes of ageing to optimise health and healthspan, which likely requires multimodal tailored interventions. PROMETHEUS, as part of the XPRIZE healthspan semi-finalist competition, is an 8-week feasibility and exploratory study including 20 m...
Seasonal managed wetlands in the San Francisco Estuary are novel habitats that can support aquatic food webs. However, their potential to benefit fish in the estuary is poorly understood. We quantified wetland zooplankton production dynamics to assess whether outflows from wetlands might be used to subsidize fishes. Our study goals were to (1) compare seasonal zooplankton trends between wetlands and adjacent waters, (2) identi...
Impact of policy measures targeting benzodiazepines and Benzodiazepine-related drugs in Lithuania: interrupted time series analysisNARA Subscribed
Purpose Prescribing recommendations, communication programmes, and mandatory electronic prescribing were implemented in Lithuania to promote responsible use of benzodiazepines and benzodiazepine-related drugs (BZRDs). We assessed the impact of policy measures on benzodiazepine/BZRD prescribing patterns in Lithuania. Methods We analysed utilisation of oral benzodiazepines/BZRDs in Lithuania from 2018 to 2024, using national pre...
Genetic Diversity and Population Structure in Cities Is Not Consistent Among Cosmopolitan Plant SpeciesNARA Subscribed
Urbanisation has led to increasing homogenization of plant communities across cities. However, it is unclear whether these patterns extend to cosmopolitan plant species at the genetic level. We examined genome‐wide genetic patterns in six widespread plant species (three Poaceae and three Asteraceae) across five cities in the USA (Boston, Baltimore, Minneapolis‐St. Paul, Phoenix, and Los Angeles) using reduced‐representation se...