Studies and Analyses

Studies and Analyses

Obesity Insights: Why Heavier Individuals Feel Full Sooner

The number of people in the world who are obese has doubled since 1980. Attempts to halt the progress of this pandemic are reliant on more accurate knowledge…

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New Study Links White Matter Health to Cognitive Function

Published in the Neurobiology of Aging, the study, which focused on detecting changes in the white matter connections of the brain, offers tantalizing…

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E-Cigarette Ad Spending Triples: Insights From New Study

The study, published in the April issue of American Journal of Preventive Medicine, is the first to comprehensively estimate e-cigarette ad expenditures across…

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Hi-Tech Tools Enhance Science Learning in Preschoolers

Researchers are blending technology with nature, as they present details on an iPad application to examine how young children are learning science skills in…

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Coughs and Sneezes: Understanding Their Surprising Distance

The next time you feel a sneeze coming on, raise your elbow to cover up that multiphase turbulent buoyant cloud you're about to expel.

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Columbia Scientists Discover Key Cells in Touch Sensation

In a study published in the April 6 online edition of the journal Nature, a team of Columbia University Medical Center researchers led by Ellen Lumpkin, PhD,…

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Field Study Reveals Rising CO2 Harms Food Quality

For the first time, a field test has demonstrated that elevated levels of carbon dioxide inhibit plants' assimilation of nitrate into proteins, indicating that…

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High-Risk Alcohol Users Report Improvement Post-Surgery

Much has been reported about the potential for increased risk of alcohol misuse after weight loss surgery (WLS), with most theories pointing to lower alcohol…

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New Study Links Mouthwash Use to Throat Cancer Risks

The research also suggests – based on a small number of tumour patients – that excessive use of mouthwash may also cause this particular form of cancer….

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Shingles Linked to Higher Stroke Risk: Antivirals May Help

Patients' risk of stroke significantly increased following the first signs of shingles, but antiviral drugs appeared to offer some protection, according to a…

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Transplant Drugs Show Promise in Combating Persistent HIV Infections

Despite the effectiveness of antiviral therapies at suppressing HIV, the virus still persists indefinitely at low levels in infected patients who are diligent…

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A brain region for resisting alcohol's allure

As recovering spring breakers are regretting binge drinking escapades, it may be hard for them to appreciate that there is a positive side to the nausea,…

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Pinecone vs. Pine Nut: Key Differences Explained

Pinecone or pine nut? Friend or foe? Distinguishing between the two requires that we pay special attention to the telltale characteristics of each. And as it…

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Vitamin D Deficiency Surge: Key Insights From Recent Study

For older patients, having a low vitamin D level is a condition that can cause weakening of bones, which can lead to fractures, and in children the deficiency…

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Innovative Atomic-Level Electrical Transmission Breakthrough

In a study on the transport of atoms in ultracold gases, a team of physicists led by Dr. Sandro Wimberger has developed a new approach to how signals might be…

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Addressing The High Burden Of Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), a life-threatening but preventable condition, remains an important problem for youth with diabetes and their families. Diabetic…

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