Take-home naloxone should be an additional standard of care for prevention of heroin overdose death,…
Month: March 2016
Gene study could help heart patients cut craving for salt
Scientists have shed light on why some people crave salty food, even when they know…
Psychotherapy for depressed rats shows genes aren’t destiny
Genes are not destiny in determining whether a person will suffer from depression, reports a…
How child prodigies teach us about autism
Scientists may learn a lot about autism from studying a group of people who don’t…
New flu vaccine protects against multiple strains including H1N1
Researchers have announced the development of a vaccine that protects against multiple strains of both…
Securing connected industry
The Industrial Data Space gives companies security and control over their data. Now experts show…
Predators drive social complexity
Variation in social organization and behavior of highly social animals like cichlids is primarily explained…
Breeding humans: Utopias from the early modern period
The idea to improve humans and to optimise procreation emerged long before genetic engineering. As…
Simulations show how helmets would have protected bike crash victims’ brains
Bicycle helmets can reduce the risk of concussions by 54 percent, and drastically cut the…
Ancient quarry proves human impact on landscape
Archaeologists have uncovered in central Israel the earliest known Neolithic quarry in the southern Levant,…