Researchers have found habitats suitable for lone star tick populations in Kansas are growing.
Month: March 2016
High patient satisfaction with telemedicine-based care of sleep apnea
A new study suggests that telemedicine-based management for obstructive sleep apnea is as effective and…
Donor organ recovery at standalone facility increases suitable organs for transplant
Transplant surgeons report that obtaining organs from deceased organ donors costs much less and leads…
Why objects in the universe have such a range of sizes: Celestial bodies born like cracking paint
Researchers have explained why objects in the universe come in a wide variety of sizes,…
Link between sleep and social participation may be key to healthy aging
Sleep may be one of the most important factors for well-being; yet, according to the…
New method to stop Argentine ants
Researchers may have found a better, more environmentally friendly way to stop the procession of…
Impact of climate change on public health
Doctors warn of the impending public health crisis brought on by climate change and call…
Less connectivity improves innovation
Connectivity does not always lead to more complex technology. An individual’s propensity to learn from…
The evolution of amyloid toxicity in Alzheimer’s
Outsized human suffering is linked to ‘amyloid beta,’ an otherwise tiny, innocuous-looking protein molecule, as…
Threat Actors Behind “Shrouded Crossbow” Create BIFROSE for UNIX
We recently came across a variant of the BIFROSE malware that has been rewritten for UNIX…