Research into fine motor control in children shows that developmental improvements continue much later than…
Month: September 2013
Fluorescent compounds allow clinicians to visualize Alzheimer’s disease as it progresses
What if doctors could visualize all of the processes that take place in the brain…
Drivers of financial boom and bust may be all in the mind, study finds
Market bubbles that lead to financial crashes may be self-made because of instinctive biological mechanisms…
Inhaled corticosteroids raise pneumonia risk
Use of inhaled corticosteroids leads to twofold risk of repeat pneumonia among older populations, according…
Lifestyle, age linked to diabetes-related protein
A large, newly published study that includes more than 13,500 postmenopausal women has yielded the…
Photosynthesis mechanism: Tofu-like crystalline catalysts for producing clean energy
New research demystifies the reaction mechanisms of photosynthesis. The findings may lead to the development…
Scaling up personalized query results for next generation of search engines
Researchers have developed a way for search engines to provide users with more accurate, personalized…
Patient isolation tied to dissatisfaction with care
Patient satisfaction has an increasing impact on hospitals’ bottom lines, factoring into Medicare reimbursement of…
New HIV-1 replication pathway discovered
A team of researchers has discovered a new way that HIV-1 reproduces itself, which could…
Mild HIV-related cognitive impairments may be overlooked due to inadequate screening tools
One of the common side effects of HIV and AIDS is neurocognitive impairments — changes…