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Physics & Astronomy

UCR Physicists Advance Gamma Ray Lasers and Fusion Power

Positronium is a short-lived system in which an electron and its anti-particle are bound together.In 2007, physicists at the University of California,…

Life & Chemistry

Thuricin CD: New Antibiotic Targeting Clostridium Difficile

John Vederas, a U of A chemistry researcher working with colleagues in Ireland, found that a strain of the common soil bacteria, Bacillus thuringiensis,…

Life & Chemistry

New Theory Links Protein to Diabetes and Autoimmune Diseases

In the April 23, 2010, issue of Immunity, Drs. Brian Stadinski, John Kappler and George Eisenbarth propose that the unusual and rare presentation of protein…

Health & Medicine

Olive Oil’s Role in Preventing Ulcerative Colitis Unveiled

Presented today at the Digestive Disease Week conference in New Orleans, the findings show that people with a diet rich in oleic acid – which is present in…

Studies and Analyses

Latinos Face Higher Risks of Vision Loss and Eye Diseases

Latinos have higher rates of developing visual impairment, blindness, diabetic eye disease, and cataracts than non-Hispanic whites, researchers found. These…

Studies and Analyses

Secrets to Better Sleep for Healthy Longevity at 100

Results show that about 65 percent of the sample reported that their sleep quality was good or very good, and the weighted average daily sleep time was about…

Life & Chemistry

Bacteria Combat Fungal Infections: A Study from Ireland

Researchers from University College Cork in Ireland studied the interaction between the bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which is often associated with severe…

Studies and Analyses

In the green of health: Just 5 minutes of 'green exercise' optimal for good mental health

The answer is likely to please people in a society with much to do but little time to do it: Just five minutes of exercise in a park, working in a backyard…

Health & Medicine

Young Exercisers Build Stronger Bones for Life

For the thesis, around 3,200 men had their bones examined and their exercise habits mapped. Of these, just over 2,300 18-year-olds were selected at random to…

Studies and Analyses

Children in Apartments Still Exposed to Tobacco Smoke

Among children who lived in an apartment, 84 percent had been exposed to tobacco smoke, according to the level of a biomarker (cotinine) in their blood that…

Studies and Analyses

Beyond postpartum — treating depression in mothers of older children

The results will be presented May 1 by lead author Carol C. Weitzman, M.D., associate professor of pediatrics and in the Child Study Center at Yale School at…

Studies and Analyses

Children Can Eat Before Cholesterol Tests, Study Finds

“Cholesterol testing can be very difficult for families,” said Asheley C. Skinner, PhD, lead author of the study to be presented Sunday, May 2 at the Pediatric…

Medical Engineering

New Free Hand Ultrasound System Enhances Workflow Efficiency

“The labeling and measuring of free hand ultrasound images are operator dependent, time consuming, and are usually manually performed,” said Calin Caluser, MD,…

Life & Chemistry

Mammoth Blood Study Reveals Unique Evolutionary Insights

Studies of recreated mammoth haemoglobin, published today (Monday 3 May) in Nature Genetics, reveal special evolutionary adaptations that allowed the mammoth…

Physics & Astronomy

CSIRO Telescope Discovers Massive Star Formation Region

Dr Peter Barnes from the University of Florida says astronomers have a good grasp of how stars such as our Sun form from clouds of gas and dust, but for…

Life & Chemistry

MicroRNA Network Study Reveals Cancer Interaction Insights

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are short RNA molecules encoded by plant, animal, and viral genomes that have garnered significant interest for their ability to regulate…

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