A novel computer-aided detection system has been developed for acute stroke using computer intelligence technology….
Month: May 2015
Frontline immune cells can travel for help
‘Neutrophils’ cells that form the bulk of our fast-acting ‘innate’ immune system behave differently, depending…
Children’s views should shape how research is conducted, says ethics body
A new report calls for a change in culture across all areas of children’s health…
Climate scientists find warming in higher atmosphere: Elusive tropospheric hot spot located
Updated data and better analysis methods have found clear indications of warming in the upper…
Afterlife belief preserves hope when thinking about death, new research suggests
The prospect of death does not necessarily leave people feeling hopelessly mortal but depends rather…
Definitive tests for irritable bowel syndrome developed
Millions of people afflicted by irritable bowel syndrome can now be diagnosed quickly and accurately…
Tiny wasp controls nuisance whitefly
The Rugose spiraling whitefly leaves a sticky white mess on everything from cars to homes…
Bid for bandages to enter the electronic age: Electrical stimulation promotes healing
The most detailed study to date showing how electrical stimulation accelerates wound healing has now…
Intense lasers cook up complex, self-assembled nanomaterials, fast
New technique makes nanomaterial self-assembly 1,000 times faster and could be used for industrial-scale solar…
Revealing kidney cancer’s secret
An international team of scientists has used a sophisticated combination of proteomics and metabolomics to…