Month: March 2014

In the immediate aftermath of hurricanes, floods and other disasters, it’s not uncommon for people…

Specialized 3-D MRI scans to precisely measure living and dying tumor tissue to quickly show…

The possibility of making whole-genome sequencing part of routine screening programs for newborns raises ethical,…

Scientists are reporting significant progress toward creating “homo minutus” — a benchtop human. Researchers have…

Scientists have made the first 3-D observations of how the structure of a lithium-ion battery…

The adult offspring of parents who were addicted to drugs or alcohol are more likely…

People eat more breakfast cereal, by weight, when flake size is reduced, according to researchers,…

Quintessence and phantom fields, two hypotheses formulated using data from satellites are among the many…

Until recently, most of the world’s energy supplies have come from coal, oil and gas….

In the largest study to ever investigate the effects of exercise training in patients with…