Scientists have made an important step toward eliminating cancer recurrence by combining immunotherapy with chemotherapy….
Month: September 2016
Why pneumococci affect primarily humans
A special variant of a sugar molecule in the human nose might explain why pneumococcal…
Impact of cancer screening in California over past 15 years
A new report shows the impact of cancer screening over the past 15 years, identifying…
Genetic diversity of enzymes alters metabolic individuality
New research about genetic diversity and metabolome has been released by scientists. These findings are…
New role of adenosine in the regulation of REM sleep discovered
The regulation and function of sleep is one of the biggest black boxes of today’s…
Freshening of the Southern Ocean
Over the past decades, the northward drift of sea ice surrounding Antarctica has strengthened. This…
Subantarctic seabed creatures shed new light on past climate
It takes thousands of years for seabed communities to recover from major glaciation events, new…
When silencing phantom noises is a matter of science
New study in mice proposes the first gene that could help prevent tinnitus, that ringing…
Can melting of frozen methane explain rapid climate change 56 million years ago?
The release of methane from the seafloor was much slower than previously thought during a…
Rotten egg gas could help protect diabetics from heart complications
A gas that was formerly known for its noxious qualities could help people with diabetes…