Use of a qualification test within a retinal practice appeared to be effective in predicting…
Month: October 2015
Shift in weaning age supports hunting-induced extinction of Siberian woolly mammoths
Chemical clues about weaning age embedded in the tusks of juvenile Siberian woolly mammoths suggest…
Research could revolutionize farming in developing world
A brand new technology has the potential to reduce crop losses across the developing world…
Sex and sea turtles: New study reveals impact of climate change, sea level rise
Because sea turtles don’t have an X or Y chromosome, their sex is defined during…
Biochar can boost crops in west africa: Soil conditioner for agriculture in cities
In West Africa, many farmers move to the cities, where they cultivate soils, many of…
Mini DNA sequencer tests true
Public access to Oxford Nanopore’s MinION™ miniature sensing device has enabled an international consortium to…
For children with rare genetic disorder, more extensive epilepsy surgery yields better seizure control
Children with the genetic disorder tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) often need epilepsy surgery for severe,…
Researchers link organ transplant drug to rise in rare lymphoma
The immunosuppressive drug mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) has been linked by a researcher to an increased…
Microscopic view of coughed-up mucus may be new biomarker for cystic fibrosis progression
Researchers have been studying mucus in the lungs of cystic fibrosis patients, and their primary…
Low physical activity responsible for 17 percent of cardiovascular deaths in Argentina
Low levels of physical activity are responsible for 17 percent of cardiovascular deaths in Argentina,…