Some forensic anthropologists thought the skull condition called cribra orbitalia was a thing of the…
Month: May 2016
What makes the public more likely to second-guess authorities during a crisis?
In a digital age when people have many information sources, during a crisis they won’t…
Fine-tuning for intestinal immune cells
An international team of researchers has unraveled a new regulatory mechanism how food components and…
Better corn in our future: Meaningful part of maize genome identified
Using a new genetic mapping technique researchers have shown that a small percentage of the…
Do germs cause type 1 diabetes?
Germs could play a role in the development of type 1 diabetes by triggering the…
Untreated sleep apnea may be related to melanoma aggressiveness
Untreated severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is associated with increased aggressiveness of malignant cutaneous melanoma,…
Lead pollution reveals the ancient history of Naples
Almost two thousand years after the eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum, certain…
New implantable VAD for severe heart failure in kids shows encouraging results in sheep
First-Ever Implantable VAD for Small Children May Be a Breakthrough for the Management of Pediatric…
Increasing survival in soft tissue sarcoma patients with lung metastases undergoing resection
Up to 50% of patients with soft tissue sarcoma (STS) develop lung metastases. Effective systemic…
Cancer risk perception could lead to adverse health outcomes among women
According to recent studies, the US has a disadvantage in women’s life expectancy compared to…