Month: November 2015

Type Ia supernovae are bright ‘standard candles’ for measuring cosmic distances. Standard enough to discover…

When providers were given a structured approach to evaluating and managing stable COPD patients using…

Research on ancient Moroccan snails shows clear evidence for climate-induced early human agricultural production. The…

New research has uncovered an important mechanism in the drive to understand immunological processes that…

Training in meditation and other mindfulness-based techniques brings lasting improvements in mental health and quality…

A genetic biomarker called loss of heterozygosity or LOH is able to predict which patients…

A Himalayan singing bowl operates like a wine glass — slide your fingertip, or a…

Maternal bone density decreases after childbirth, but only among women who lactate for at least…

A group of scientists has developed a three-point plan to ensure the world’s protected areas…

Heavy metals, the result of contamination, may be toxic for animals to the extent of…