Making milk powder seems simple, but it’s not. Creamer must dissolve very quickly in hot…
Month: March 2016
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Multi-faceted approach to diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome recommended
New guidelines recommend the collective use of a thorough patient history and specific physical examination…
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Next-generation immunotherapy offers new hope for beating brain cancer
High-grade glioma is the most aggressive form of brain cancer. Despite improvements in surgical procedures,…
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Thirdhand smoke linked to type 2 diabetes
Thirdhand smoke results when exhaled smoke gets on surfaces — clothing, hair, etc. THS has…
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New weapon in the fight against children’s brain tumors
Children with brain cancer may soon get some help from mice with the same disease,…
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Breeding birds use alligators to protect nests from raccoons, opossums
Breeding birds that nest above alligators for protection from mammalian predators may also provide a…
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DROWN SSLv2 Vulnerability Rears Ugly Head, Puts One-Third of HTTPS Servers At Risk
A “new” and important vulnerability has been discovered that affects HTTPS and other services that rely…
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DROWN SSLv2 Vulnerability Rears Ugly Head, Puts One-Third of HTTPS Servers At Risk
A “new” and important vulnerability has been discovered that affects HTTPS and other services that rely…
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Small dragonfly found to be world’s longest-distance flyer
A dragonfly barely an inch and a half long appears to be animal world’s most…
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Whales dine with their own kind: Predators feed in species-specific hotspots
Researchers have found that as multiple species of whales feast on herring, they tend to…