Month: May 2014

More than two decades ago, a paleontologist began the laborious task of digitally scanning the…

Populations of predators and their prey usually follow predictable cycles. When the number of prey…

Testing conventional wisdom with science, recently published research reveals how different flavors ‘finish,’ or linger,…

Today, Gov. O’Malley signed legislation banning the retail sale of alcohol 190-proof and stronger effective…

A recent article links some nerve damage after hip surgery to inflammatory neuropathy. Historically, nerve…

Patients freshly discharged from acute care hospitals with low scores on a standard test that…

Work-family conflict is increasingly common among U.S. workers, with about 70 percent reporting struggles balancing…

Rich, well-educated men and women are working much longer hours than those on low incomes,…

Family-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is beneficial to young children between the ages of five…

Reform of energy subsidies in oil-exporting countries can reduce carbon emissions and add years to…