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Health & Medicine

Dietary Calcium Outperforms Supplements for Bone Health

New research shows calcium in food might do more to protect bones than supplemental calcium in pill form, according to results presented at the IOF World Congress on Osteoporosis in Toronto, Canada. Bones lose calcium as they age, making them vulnerable to osteoporosis and fractures.

“We found that people who take just dietary calcium, or a combination of dietary calcium with supplements, have better bone density than those who take supplements alone,” explained Dr. Reina Ar

Health & Medicine

New Safer Drug Shows Promise for Epilepsy Treatment

For their groundbreaking work, Professors Meir Bialer and Boris Yagen of the Department of Pharmaceutics and Medicinal Chemistry and Natural Products at the…

Life & Chemistry

Sleepy Fruit Flies: Unlocking Secrets of Learning and Memory

Despite its importance in everyday human function, very little is known about the regulation of sleep. In search of the underlying brain region responsible for…

Life & Chemistry

Buckyballs boost antibody's chemotherapy payload

In the ongoing search for better ways to target anticancer drugs to kill tumors without making people sick, researchers find that nanoparticles called…

Health & Medicine

Parkinson's Disease Mechanism Discovered

According to the researchers, the findings offer a promising opportunity for developing new drugs to treat the underlying causes of Parkinson’s disease and…

Health & Medicine

Research Links Rett Syndrome to Mitochondrial Gene Discovery

Rett Syndrome (RTT), a devastating neurological disorder, strikes 1 in 10,000 young children, almost all of them girls. In fact, RTT is the leading genetic…

Studies and Analyses

New Study Sheds Light on ADHD Drugs’ Brain Functions

But new work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is now starting to clear up some of the mystery. Writing in the journal Biological Psychiatry, UW-Madison…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Stealth radar system sees through trees, walls — undetected

The radar could have applications in law enforcement, the military, and disaster rescue.Eric K. Walton, senior research scientist in Ohio State’s…

Life & Chemistry

New Genes Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis Insights

Researchers continue to search for genetic clues into rheumatoid arthritis (RA), a chronic inflammatory joint disease. While its specific cause is not yet…

Physics & Astronomy

What do Racquel Welch and quantum physics have in common…? Leicester scientist leads 'Fantastic Voyage'

The study aims to delve into a ‘void’ or empty space in which atoms move, which has a large intrinsic energy density known as zero-point energy Recent…

Life & Chemistry

New Fruit Fly Protein Sheds Light on Circadian Rhythms

The body’s 24-hour clock controls a multitude of internal functions such as periods of sleep and wakefulness, body temperature, and metabolism. Although…

Life & Chemistry

Johns Hopkins Team Tames Overactive Protein in Cystic Fibrosis

A team led by Johns Hopkins Children’s Center scientists has identified and successfully tamed an overactive protein that plays a key role in cystic fibrosis…

Life & Chemistry

UGA researchers discover 'episodic-like' memory in rats

Human memory is a mental scrapbook, filled with moments of luminous happiness or unforgettable sorrow. We remember the day we said “I do,” and the first…

Physics & Astronomy

Clear Images of Venus’ South Pole: Venus Express Breakthrough

If taking the first ever clear images of the double-eye vortex at Venus’ south pole – imaged by Venus Express during its very first orbit – was already a first…

Life & Chemistry

New Gene Discovery Linked to Hereditary Neurological Disease

The discovery could lead to development of drugs that target the defective gene, said the researchers at Duke University Medical Center who discovered the…

Environmental Conservation

Sperm Whale Spotted in English Channel: What We Know So Far

Although further investigation is needed, the animal was reported to be a Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale species on the planet, known to grow to 20…

Environmental Conservation

Sperm Whale Spotted in English Channel: What We Know So Far

Although further investigation is needed, the animal was reported to be a Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale species on the planet, known to grow to 20…

Environmental Conservation

Sperm Whale Spotted in English Channel: What We Know So Far

Although further investigation is needed, the animal was reported to be a Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale species on the planet, known to grow to 20…

Information Technology

University of Granada Develops Multilingual Oncology Database

The result is a database with hierarchical data consisting of 1896 concepts related to cancer and 4033 words in Spanish, English, and German. According to the…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Scientists Map Bumblebee Flight Paths in North East England

Bumblebees are being dropped off at famous landmarks in North East England by the Newcastle University researchers, who then observe if they can find their way…

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