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Association between hypothyroidism, levothyroxine replacement and kidney function outcomes: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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By Xichang Wang, Xueying Shang, Cihang Lu, Ying Shao, Dongyu Yang, Weiping Teng, Xiaoguang Shi
| Frontiers
Abstract Objective: Regarding the exact association between hypothyroidism, levothyroxine replacement and kidney dysfunction, there is a lack of study to summarize the previous evidence. The aim of this study is to explore these relationships.
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Heterointerface-engineered ZnO/CuO bimetallic sites enable pollutant-directed conversion with in situ catalyst regeneration

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By Zhi-Quan Zhang, Xiao-Wei Xu, Pi-Jun Duan, Ying Shao, Que Wang, Chang-Wei Bai, Xin-Jia Chen, Jing L. Wang, fei chen, Zhi-Hao Qin, Fu-Qiao Yang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Polymerization-based wastewater treatment offers reduced oxidant demand and product recovery, yet practical application is hindered by catalyst fouling and unselective reactions due to single-site competition. Here, we report a readily synthesized and scalable ZnO/CuO catalyst featuring dual functional sites that decouple pollutant and oxidant activation. Zn sites preferentially adsorb/activate organics, whereas Cu sites predominantly activate the oxidant.
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Poor water quality may reverse protective effects of blue space on metabolic health

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By Zhanpeng Wang, Yuanyuan Shi, Shujuan Yang, Kun Qin, Chen Li, Shuhan Yang, Xiaoqing Li, Ying Shao, Lan Zhang, Bin Yu, Chun Mei Yin, Peng Jia
| Nature Verified
Abstract Blue space has been considered a key environmental determinant of metabolic health worldwide. However, the existing relevant studies have focused on only water quantity. Here we investigate the associations of water quantity and quality with metabolic syndrome (MetS) and the underlying potential mechanisms.
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