Psychologists have reviewed over 40 years of research on bullying among school age youth, documented…
Month: May 2015
Those who believe in pure evil support more harsh criminal punishments, study finds
People who believe in pure evil are more likely support sentences such as life in…
New age of genome editing could lead to cure for sickle cell anemia
Researchers have shown that changing just a single letter of the DNA of human red…
Valuable Massachusetts ecosystems shrinking, doing more with less, study shows
Ecologists and conservation groups single out the hardest-working ecosystems — called “hotspots” — for their…
Common hospital soap effective in preventing hospital-acquired infections
A new study holds hope for a relatively inexpensive way to improve care and prevent…
Geneticists clock genetic differences between ‘larks’ and ‘night owls’
Geneticists have for the first time identified the genetic clues behind what makes you a…
Recommended levels of activity rarely achieved in busy workplace environment
Even a busy job may not provide enough exercise to meet current activity recommendations for…
Operation Tropic Trooper: Old Vulnerabilities Still Pack a Punch
Major government sectors and corporations in both Taiwan and the Philippines have become the latest…
Operation Tropic Trooper: Old Vulnerabilities Still Pack a Punch
Major government sectors and corporations in both Taiwan and the Philippines have become the latest…
Positive, negative effects of smartphone use and exercise
Researchers assessed how common smartphone uses — texting and talking — interfere with treadmill exercise.The…