Scientists are wrapping bacteria with graphene to address current challenges with imaging bacteria under electron…
Month: March 2011
Brain injuries rise sharply in minor hockey after bodychecking rules relaxed, Canadian study shows
Minor league hockey players in the Atom division are more than 10 times likely to…
Children of U.S. immigrants more apt than natives to live with both parents
Children of U.S. immigrants are more likely to live in households headed by two married…
New vaccine candidate shows strong potential to prevent highly contagious norovirus
Scientists have found that an experimental vaccine against human norovirus — the bug behind 90…
The five hospital factors that affect heart attack survival
A new study looks at why there is such a big difference in the mortality…
NOAA’s Fisheries Service raises butterfish catch to help prevent premature closure of squid fishery
A new emergency increase to the butterfish fishing limit will enable squid fishermen off the…
Magnesium deficiency: Not always a nutritional problem
Scientists have identified a genetic cause for magnesium deficiency. The study ascertained changes in a…
New hope for tiny hearts
Scientists are making advances in imaging methods for both ultrasound and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging….
Mothers have a higher sickness absence than fathers
Before they have children, men and women are approximately equally often absent from work due…
The new adulthood: Extended parental support as a safety net
A new study shows that contrary to popular anxieties about slacker young adults who refuse…