Biomass burning has positive environmental and public-health effects, A new study documents. Co-firing oat hulls…
Month: September 2015
Secrets of a cellular nanomachine revealed: Learning how any molecule passes through any membrane
Mitochondria are often referred to as the powerhouses of our cells, because they generate chemical…
US political polarization linked to TV news deregulation
Increasing American political polarization is linked to television news deregulation following the federal Telecommunications Act…
Medicaid study uncovers rise in costly ER visits due to possible gaps in postpartum care
Citing an analysis of more than 26,000 Maryland Medicaid claims, researchers report evidence that poor…
When paired with coinfection, social isolation might fuel rather than foil epidemics
When social isolation and coinfection occur together, diseases can spread faster and further than with…
Tumor necrosis factor in colitis: Bad actor or hero?
A common therapeutic target for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) may actually protect…
Study comparing of crash risk of EU and US motor-vehicles indicates differences in performance
An international research study examined the hypotheses that vehicles meeting EU safety standards perform similarly…
Development of trust in B2B relationships calls for common goals
The development of trust in business-to-business relationships calls for goal congruence, according to a new…
The First World War: Fusion of man and machine
The First World War is widely regarded as having sparked technological innovations. The relationship man…
Reproducible neuroscience with real tango Consonant results resonate in the brain
Most neuroscientific studies rely on a single experiment and assume their findings to be reliable….