Up to 80 percent of individuals living with long-term type 1 diabetes experience gastrointestinal symptoms…
Month: October 2015
Molecular switch keeps circadian clock running on time
Circadian rhythms help everything from plants to humans coordinate with the daily light-dark cycle, but…
Is beauty really in the ‘eye of the beholder’? Yes, and here’s why
Many of us have had the experience of disagreeing with friends or family about which…
German Users Hit By Dirty Mobile Banking Malware Posing As PayPal App
Additional analysis by Joachim Capiral Mobile banking is now used by more and more users,…
German Users Hit By Dirty Mobile Banking Malware Posing As PayPal App
Additional analysis by Joachim Capiral Mobile banking is now used by more and more users,…
Colds, flu may temporarily increase stroke risk in kids
Stroke is very rare in children, but colds, flu and other minor infections may temporarily…
Divorcing drugs and violence is key to saving U.S. drug policy, research shows
New research is being used in public policy discussions surrounding changes to mandatory minimum sentences…
Children with severe obesity may be at higher risk for heart disease and diabetes
A direct correlation has been found between more severe forms of obesity in children and…
Exposure to toxic chemicals threatening human reproduction and health
Dramatic increases in exposure to toxic chemicals in the last four decades are threatening human…
Breakthrough in understanding sugar uptake
Researchers have reached a breakthrough in understanding how fructose is transported into our cells. This…