Adults with sickle cell disease who report trouble with sleep could actually have a clinical…
Month: March 2015
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Business people prefer working in their cars instead of trains, planes and airports
Noisy and cramped conditions in trains, planes and airports are discouraging many commuters and business…
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Zooming in on panoramas with your tablet
Most people are familiar with the fictional world of “Star Trek,” in which the characters…
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Manganese speeds up honey bees
The industrial metal manganese, once scarce, is now ubiquitous in our environment. New work suggests…
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Personality test finds Great Britain’s most extroverted, agreeable and emotionally stable regions
Scotland is home to the friendliest, most emotionally stable Brits. Welsh tend to be open…
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Macro-based Malware Increases Along with Spam Volume, Now Drops BARTALEX
Early this year Microsoft reported an increase in macro-related threats being used to spread malware…
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Macro-based Malware Increases Along with Spam Volume, Now Drops BARTALEX
Early this year Microsoft reported an increase in macro-related threats being used to spread malware…
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NASA satellites catch ‘growth spurt’ from newborn protostar
Using data from orbiting observatories and ground-based facilities, astronomers have discovered an outburst from a…
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NASA studies the sun in soft x-rays
At any given moment, our sun emits a range of light waves far more expansive…
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After learning new words, brain sees them as pictures
When we look at a known word, our brain sees it like a picture, not…