Most people are unaware that food order biases what ends up on their plates: the…
Month: November 2013
Study finds more accurate method to diagnose pancreatic cancer
Researchers have found a more accurate laboratory method of diagnosing pancreatic cancer, the fourth leading…
‘Diabetic flies’ can speed up disease-fighting research
In a finding that has the potential to significantly speed up diabetes research, scientists have…
Children who have autism far more likely to have tummy troubles
Children with autism experience gastrointestinal upsets such as constipation, diarrhea and sensitivity to foods six-to-eight…
Stress makes snails forgetful
New research on pond snails has revealed that high levels of stress can block memory…
Annual car crash deaths in England, Wales have fallen 40 percent in 50 years
The annual number of car crash deaths in England and Wales has plunged by 41…
Crime associated with higher mortality rates in Norwegian national study
People with criminal records die younger than those without, shows a comprehensive national study for…
Clear association between ACE inhibitors, acute kidney injury
New research shows clear association between ACE inhibitors — drugs used to treat high blood…
Drilling for hydrocarbons can impact aquatic life
The degradation of drilling sumps associated with hydrocarbon extraction can negatively affect aquatic ecosystems.
Presence of human settlements has negative impact on tiger connectivity
Human settlements and roads place greater barriers on tiger dispersal than distance.