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Experts Meet in Italy to Tackle Infectious Disease Prevention

The conference, at Il Ciocco Conference Centre, Lucca, Italy, is organized by Med-Vet-Net, the European Network of Excellence for zoonoses research and will be…

Earth Sciences

Tectonic Signatures Revealed in Aeolis Mensae Images

Illuminated by the Sun from the west (right side in the image), the pictures are of a ground resolution of approximately 13 metres per pixel. The region,…

Health & Medicine

Exercise Boosts New Brain Cell Growth: A Path to Therapy

In a series of scientific reports, she has searched for the underlying biological mechanisms that explain why exercise can be a form of therapy for depression…

Life & Chemistry

Sugar-Coated Proteins: A Key to Understanding Diabetes Memory

Researchers were already aware that there seems to be a point of no return in the onset of diabetes. This was apparent in the Diabetes Complications and…

Earth Sciences

Earth and Mars: New Insights Into Their Core Differences

This latest research which was carried out by scientists from Oxford University along with colleagues from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the…

Health & Medicine

New Ret Chip Advances Diagnosis of Hereditary Retina Disorders

In Europe roughly one child in 4,000 is born with a hereditary retina disorder. The most common disorder is retinitis pigmentosa, of which there are a number…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Transform Tuberculosis and Leprosy Research

The insight has huge implications for an understanding of these diseases and for more effective medicines to combat TB, leprosy and even cervical cancer. Cell…

Studies and Analyses

University Of Leicester Study Sheds Light On Infertility Solutions

It will for the first time allow researchers to see how important the hormone –relaxin- is for human pregnancyAs part of her doctoral studies, Abigail Thompson…

Life & Chemistry

First report of humanity’s genetic journey through the ages

In the first scientific publication from The Genographic Project, a five-year effort to understand the human journey, we see the first attempts to answer these…

Life & Chemistry

How Hormones Shape Growth and Metabolism in Modern Brains

Hormones control growth, metabolism, reproduction and many other important biological processes. In humans, and all other vertebrates, the chemical signals are…

Social Sciences

Mom works less ­- Dad works more

Men, on the other hand, are not affected to any great extent by parenthood. This is shown in a new study from IFAU, the Institute for Labor Market Policy…

Life & Chemistry

New Therapy Foundation Laid for HIV Treatment Advances

A complete cure from an HIV-infection is currently not available. At present, lifelong treatment regimes are required to block the outbreak of AIDS, and these…

Earth Sciences

NASA’s Airborne Expedition Tackles Climate and Ozone Challenges

The study will begin the week of July 16 with coordinated observations from satellites, high-flying NASA research aircraft, balloons and ground-based radar….

Medical Engineering

New Imaging Technique Enhances Early Detection of Multiple Sclerosis

Myelin is the fatty sheath coating the axons, or nerve cells, that insulate and aid in efficient nerve fiber conduction. In diseases such as multiple…

Studies and Analyses

Testing Autism Theory With Innovative Technology Solutions

Next time you lose your car keys and enlist the family to help you search, try a little experiment. After your spouse searches an area, go and look in the same…

Life & Chemistry

Antibodies Shield Mice Against Respiratory Tularemia

Though much research is focused on developing drugs and vaccines targeted to the bacterium that causes tularemia, Francisella tularensis, little is known about…

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