A mouse strain with a mutation that leads to dysfunction of mitochondria — the ‘powerhouses’…
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Healthcare: How stereotypes hurt
Warning: Stereotypes may be harmful to patients’ health. An American national study has found people…
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MRI shows heart ages differently in women than in men
The main pumping chamber of the heart ages differently in men and women, according to…
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New Headaches: How The Pawn Storm Zero-Day Evaded Java’s Click-to-Play Protection
Several months ago, we disclosed that Pawn Storm was using a then-undiscovered zero-day Java vulnerability…
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New Headaches: How The Pawn Storm Zero-Day Evaded Java’s Click-to-Play Protection
Several months ago, we disclosed that Pawn Storm was using a then-undiscovered zero-day Java vulnerability…
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Studies point to clinical advantages of proton therapy
New data from clinical trials demonstrate the technology’s potential advantages over conventional radiation, including less…
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Cyclic healing removes defects in metals while maintaining strength
An international team of researchers has developed a new technique called cyclic healing that uses…
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Study finds existence of protein in blood can be early predictor of kidney disease
A new study study has identified the presence of a specific protein in the blood…
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New mathematical method reveals structure in neural activity in the brain
A newly-developed mathematical method can detect geometric structure in neural activity in the brain. The…
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Fossils reveal humans were greater threat than climate change to Caribbean wildlife
Nearly 100 fossil species pulled from a flooded cave in the Bahamas reveal a true…