Physorg

Wednesday th 22nd of February 2012

Researchers reveal how cancer cells change once they spread to distant organs - 12:31

New cyber-attack on Greek ministry after arrest - 12:31

For disaster debris arriving from Japan, radiation least of the concerns - 12:31

Benchmarking study prompts rethink on next cardiovascular disease prevention guidelines - 12:05

Toxic aldehydes detected in reheated oil - 12:05

Academic inventors critical to American innovation - 12:05

World of Warcraft boosts cognitive functioning in some older adults - 12:05

Researchers take a step forward in transplanting pig cells to regenerate human cartilage - 12:04

Can you recognize an effective teacher when you recruit one? - 12:04

Local cops on front lines against product counterfeiting - 12:04

Should patent and commercialization activities by faculty count toward tenure and promotion? - 12:04

UK study provides insight into cancer progression - 12:04

Blacks with higher education and prior treatment less likely to seek mental health care - 12:04

Study: Muscle regeneration may provide ideal environment for rhabdomyosarcoma - 12:04

Hermetic bags save African crop, but not how experts once thought - 12:04

Broken hearts really hurt - 12:04

Is there a general motivation center in the depths of the brain? - 12:04

Study looks at patients' decision-making in asymptomatic carotid stenosis - 12:04

Researchers evaluate teaching program for breaking bad news to patients - 12:04

Research discovers potentially deadly fungus senses body's defenses to evade them - 12:04

Shifting the clinical teaching paradigm in undergraduate nursing education - 12:04

Researchers confirm WIC breastfeeding rate data - 12:04

Paying research volunteers raises ethical concerns, study concludes - 12:03

Exposure to micronutrients pre-pregnancy associated with gene modifications in offspring - 12:03

Researchers solve puzzle of proteins linked to heart failure - 12:03

New study confirms low levels of fallout from Fukushima - 12:02

Web security start-up receives $1.1 million - 11:31

Invasive plant protects Australian lizards from invasive toad - 11:31

Interactive 3-D graphical objects as an integral part of online shops - 11:31

A research challenges the theories on the global increase in jellyfish population - 11:31

Family history -- a significant way to improve cardiovascular disease risk assessment - 11:31

Fake drug sales are increasing on the Internet and turning up in legitimate supply chains - 11:31

Birds sing louder amidst the noise and structures of the urban jungle - 11:31

In food form, some probiotics have a better chance to promote health - 11:31

Toxins from diseased brain cells make diseases of the brain even worse - 11:02

T-Mobile asks FCC to block Verizon-cable deal - 10:30

An 'off' switch for pain: Chemists build light-controlled neural inhibitor - 10:30

Japanese researchers find norepinephrine levels may be linked to gambling addiction - 10:30

New nanotechnology converts heat into power when it's needed most - 10:05

Delivery of child-friendly antimalarial hits the 100 million mark - 10:04

Variation in brain development seen in infants with autism - 10:04

What is the value of a green card? Researcher calculates increase in income - 10:04

Microsoft lodges EU complaint against Motorola - 10:04

World's oceans get an acid bath - 09:31

'Mirror therapy' reduces chronic phantom pain - 09:31

Penguin colony flourishing after being driven to brink of extinction - 09:31

Study reveals switching mechanism in promising computer memory device - 09:31

Experts recommend measures to reduce human error in fingerprint analysis - 09:31

Global influence of U.S. Constitution on the decline, study reveals - 09:31

Opportunity phones home dusty self-portraits and ground breaking science - 09:31