New analysis of world-famous 3.46-billion-year-old rocks is set to finally resolve a long running evolutionary…
Month: April 2015
Cancer-inflammation ‘vicious cycle’ detailed in new study
New findings hidden within the complex machinery behind the chronic inflammation-cancer feedback loop have been…
Electron transfer challenges a common fluorescence technique
Using advanced technology, scientists have uncovered evidence that challenges one of the most widespread techniques…
Frequent indoor tanning among teens shows correlation with smoking, social media use
More than a third of New Jersey high school students who engage in indoor tanning…
PTSD common in ICU Survivors
Nearly one-quarter of ICU survivors suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), new research has found….
Nondestructive micron resolution 3-D imaging of biological cells with sound
Researchers have described the first known demonstration of 3-D cell imaging using picosecond ultrasonics, and…
Interventions reduce bloodstream infections
A bundled intervention focused on evidence-based infection prevention practices, safety culture and teamwork, and scheduled…
Importance of ‘self-DNA’ for maintaining diversity among species
In natural plant communities, diversity is maintained by limits set on each plant by itself….
Extending natalizumab up to 8 weeks shown safe and effective in patients with multiple sclerosis, report says
Extending the dose of natalizumab from four weeks up to eight weeks was shown to…
Black hole hunters tackle a cosmic conundrum
Astrophysicists have not only proven that a supermassive black hole exists in a place where…