Not all trout are created equal. Those swimming up the streams of British Columbia might resemble their cousins from Quebec, yet their genetic makeup is…
Women who have experienced hot flushes and other symptoms of menopause may have a 50 percent lower risk of developing the most common forms of breast cancer…
A study by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis has raised safety concerns about an investigational approach to treating cancer.
Reminder or recall messages, usually in the form of postcards, letters, or phone calls, have long been regarded as an effective way to increase immunization…
Melvin Pascall, co-author of the study and associate professor of food science and technology at Ohio State, said that the two new sanitizers reflect the…
Fast development is often perceived as an advantage, as it enables better harmony with one's environment and readiness to cope with the challenges that it…
“The U.S. government has noted that broadband wireless access technologies are a key foundation for economic growth, job creation, global competitiveness, and…
The research was led by investigators at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research…
In a survey of 2,737 workers, 18 per cent reported that their job was “highly stressful.” The odds of having high stress were greater if workers were managers…
Just fewer than half of the responding faculty members had a Facebook profile, and of those, most said they also ignored friend requests from students –…
Findings of the study—which is featured in the January issue of Science Findings, a monthly publication of the station—can help watershed councils increase the…
The value of academic research performed at business schools has been questioned for the past two decades, some even calling it irrelevant to the real business…
The study, which was conducted at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg and at Alingsås Hospital, included 102 IBS patients between the ages of 18 and…
One theory about why we fear spiders and snakes is because so many are poisonous; natural selection may have favored people who stayed away from these…
Conventional wisdom holds that job growth attracts people to urban areas. But according to a study in the Journal of Urban Affairs, MSU’s Zachary Neal found…
New research from Indiana University and the University of Wyoming shows how humans, unlike any other species on Earth, readily learn to throw long distances….
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