Researchers looked at the associations between firearm-related laws and firearm homicides, suicides, and unintentional injuries…
Month: March 2016
New scanning technology benefits diabetic eye care in national telemedicine trial
Ultrawide field (UWF) scanning technology significantly improved the ability of experts at a remote central…
Browsing in public: System lets web users share aspects of their browsing history
A new system has been developed that allows Web users to share self-selected aspects of…
For lupus patients, anti-inflammatory immune cells are maturing Into wrong cell type
One of the mysteries of lupus is why the immune cells that normally keep inflammation…
Inside the mouth of a hydra: Hydra rips its own skin apart just to open its mouth
Hydra is a genus of tiny freshwater animals that catch and sting prey using a…
Precision medicine: Can we afford it? Can we afford not to explore it?
Imagine that the next time your doctor orders a round of tests, in addition to…
Mow less along highways, preserve pollinators, researchers say
Researchers are studying how to preserve pollinators and wildflowers along the state’s roadsides. The best-known…
Want to avoid a cold? Try a tattoo or twenty, says researcher
There’s no known cure for the common cold, but receiving multiple tattoos can strengthen your…
Plant photosynthesis inhibited by bacterial ancestor
An ancient signaling pathway inherited from bacteria impacts plant growth and development, a new study…
Shark babies remain strong in future acidic oceans
Biologists have found that certain baby sharks are able to cope with the level of…