Do ambulatory patients who present in office settings with hypertensive urgency — systolic blood pressure…
Category: Science
Mounting tension in the Himalaya
In the days following the April 2015 earthquake in Nepal, afterslip produced little surface evidence…
Six in ten adults prescribed opioid painkillers have leftover pills
In the midst of an epidemic of prescription painkiller addiction and overdose deaths, a new…
Military members with PTSD/depression can be treated successfully in primary care settings
The rate of PTSD and depression is high among active military members, but stigma often…
Proper maternal folate level may reduce child obesity risk
Proper maternal folate levels during pregnancy may protect children from a future risk of obesity,…
Nano ‘hall of mirrors’ causes molecules to mix with light
Researchers have successfully used quantum states to mix a molecule with light at room temperature,…
Weird, water-oozing material could help quench thirst
Nanorods have an unusual property — spontaneously emitting water. After further development, the nanorods could…
Carbon dioxide biggest player in thawing permafrost
Carbon dioxide emissions from dry and oxygen-rich environments are likely to play a much greater…
Storage technologies for renewable energy can pay off
Storage systems can make economic sense for renewable energy sources such as wind and solar,…
Businesses can save 30% on electrical bills by adjusting production schedules
Industrial manufacturing businesses can save over 30 percent on electrical bills, and cut greenhouse gas…