Veterinarians, conservation biologists and wildlife managers have joined forces to answer a perplexing wildlife question:…
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Hardwood forests not regenerating as deer eat maple saplings, Michigan study shows
In a sweeping study of a huge swath of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, researchers documented that…
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Heart failure patients’ osteoporosis often undiagnosed, untreated
One in 10 heart failure patients had compression fractures in the spine that could have…
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Genetic information may help predict likelihood of survival following chemotherapy for breast cancer
Development of a predictive test that included genomic signatures that indicated chemoresistance, chemosensitivity and endocrine…
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Patients often do not receive optimal medical therapy before and after percutaneous coronary intervention
Despite guideline-based recommendations that underscore the importance of optimal medical therapy (OMT) for patients with…
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Neuromarketing helps illuminate how we choose what we put in our shopping basket
‘Neuromarketing’, is a relatively new field of consumer and market research, which uses brain imaging…
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May Patch Tuesday Fixes Three Vulnerabilities
Microsoft issued two security bulletins this month—a far cry from its April release, comprising 17 security bulletins…
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May Patch Tuesday Fixes Three Vulnerabilities
Microsoft issued two security bulletins this month—a far cry from its April release, comprising 17 security bulletins…
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Prolonged breastfeeding may be linked to fewer behavior problems
Breastfeeding for four months or more is associated with fewer behavioral problems in children at…
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Neanderthals died out earlier than previously thought, new evidence suggests
Direct dating of a fossil of a Neanderthal infant suggests that Neanderthals probably died out…