A 10-year study by the US Fish and Wildlife Service shows some good news for…
Month: November 2013
Scientists far from finish line in understanding anemia in female athletes
When Kaitlyn Patterson’s fatigue progressed to hyperventilating even during slow runs, and then forced her…
Involving patients in nurses’ shift change reduces medical errors, satisfies patients
At shift change, incoming and outgoing nurses transfer accountability by exchanging information about the patients…
What composes the human heart?
A foundational study by researchers has identified the optimal structure and cell ratio associated with…
Ancient Siberian genome reveals genetic origins of Native Americans
The genome sequence of a 24,000-year-old Siberian individual has provided a key piece of the…
Head, neck cancer trial shows assessing HRQOL is valuable to patients, doctors
EORTC trial 24954 set out to compare two treatment schemes for patients with respectable hypopharyngeal…
Differences in brains of children with nonverbal learning disability
A researcher has discovered the first anatomical evidence that the brains of children with a…
Listen to this: New research upends understanding of how humans perceive sound
A key piece of the scientific model used for the past 30 years to help…
Scientists break a theoretical time barrier on bouncing droplets
Those who study hydrophobic materials — water-shedding surfaces such as those found in nature and…
3-D printing hits fast lane: Engineers cut time to 3-D-print heterogeneous objects from hours to minutes
Three-dimensional printing has long had the potential to revolutionize manufacturing, but so far its application…