Cervical cancer can still occur in female-to-male transgender men. A new study finds that female-to-male…
Month: January 2014
New evidence of ‘Nordic grog’ discovered in Scandinavia
A new discovery highlights innovative and complex fermented beverages of northern Europe in the Bronze…
Vision and multitasking: Brain can perform more than one function without sacrificing time or accuracy
Most of the time your brain doesn’t perform as well as it could when it…
Study provides guidance on drug holidays from popular osteoporosis treatments
Doctors commonly recommend drug holidays, or breaks, from certain osteoporosis drugs due to the risks…
Internal clock, feeding rhythm set pace of liver
Living organisms have adapted to the day-night cycle and, in most cases, evolved a “circadian…
Copycats pave the way to problem-solving success
It often is better to be surrounded by copycats than innovators, according to a new…
International study allows better prediction of risk of hereditary cancer
An international study has developed a refined method to identify people at risk for certain…
Scientists warn: Conservation work in zoos is too random
The world’s zoos work hard and spend enormous resources on the conservation of endangered species,…
Some families would consider terminal sedation for brain injured relatives in permanent vegetative state, study shows
The families of some very severely brain injured patients believe that once all treatment options…
Researchers find metabolic clues to diabetic kidney failure
A new study that compares the metabolic fingerprints of patients who develop ESRD versus those…