A review of the drug Vortioxetine has concluded that there is no suitable data for…
Month: August 2015
Study examines top high school students’ stress, coping mechanisms
There is growing awareness that many subgroups of youth experience high levels of chronic stress,…
Bringing the Tasmanian devil back to mainland Australia would restore ecosystem health
Australian researchers have conducted the first study assessing the ecological impact of returning Tasmanian devils…
Research pours cold water on ice bath recovery theory
If the thought of a post workout ice bath is enough to make you shiver,…
Smart light, shadows used to track human posture
The first light-sensing system that reconstructs human postures continuously and unobtrusively has been developed by…
Trust me: Research sheds light on why people trust
Trust matters whether it’s love, money or another part of our everyday lives that requires…
‘Brain signature’ that predicts human emotions discovered
Researchers have discovered a way to predict human emotions based on brain activity. The study…
Prevention methods for dog bites too simplistic, researchers find
Educating pet owners about canine body language may not be the answer to preventing dog…
New breath test shows possible biomarker for early-stage liver disease diagnosis
A natural compound called limonene, which is found in oranges and lemons, could be indicative…
Chickenpox vaccination does increase shingles cases, but mainly in young adults
Re-exposure to chickenpox virus boosts immunity to shingles for a tenth of the time previously…