A new technique promises to overturn the standard workflow in pathologic assessments of tissue by…
Month: May 2015
Wetlands continue to reduce nitrates
Wetlands created 20 years ago between tile-drained agricultural fields and the Embarras River were recently…
Kissing cousins, arranged marriages and genetic diversity
In the first study of its kind, a research team has examined the effects of…
Trigger identified that likely unleashes autoimmune disease
Researchers believe they have discovered a group of cells that trigger autoimmune disease, as well…
Dedicated scientists and volunteers working to better understand rare abalone species
Researchers are working with a Citizen Science Group to improve our understanding of southern California…
A metal composite that will (literally) float your boat
Researchers have demonstrated a new metal matrix composite that is so light that it can…
Male hormones help lemur females rule
Lemur girls behave more like the guys, thanks to a little testosterone, finds a new…
Smoking and angioplasty: Not a good combination
Quitting smoking when you have angioplasty is associated with better quality of life and less…
Huntington’s disease monkeys display progressive clinical changes and neurodegeneration
A preclinical, large animal model of Huntington’s disease has been developed for assessing new therapeutics,…
A sobering thought: One billion smokers and 240 million people with alcohol use disorder, worldwide
A new study has compiled the best, most up-to-date evidence on addictive disorders globally. It…