Physorg

Monday th 18th of May 2009

Research points to a new way to protect kidneys threatened by insufficient blood or toxins (w/Video) - 09:56

Partial bans on smoking don't save jobs in restaurants and bars - 09:56

Postponing retirement may delay dementia - 09:35

Scientists work to plug microorganisms into the energy grid - 09:35

Carbon measuring system to help mitigate climate change - 09:35

New tool isolates RNA within specific cells (w/Video) - 09:35

Is Everything Made of Mini Black Holes? - 08:28

Scientists identify world's largest leatherback turtle population - 05:49

Autism in the UK costs more than 27 billion every year, shows new research - 05:49

Scribd turns page from document sharing to selling - 05:28

Study links cigarette changes to rising lung risk - 05:28

NYC has first swine flu death; cases soar in Japan - 05:28

Blue whales returning to former Alaska waters - 05:28

Astronauts to take last spacewalk to repair Hubble - 05:28

London bids to be world's greenest by 2012: mayor - 05:28

Babies born to native high-altitude mothers have decreased risk of low birth weight - 05:28

Sunday th 17th of May 2009

Iowa town seeks status as video gamers' mecca - 14:07

Air conditioning in cars cuts down microbes, particles: study - 13:42

Painkiller patch creates addiction - 13:42

Enabling graphene-based technology via chemical functionalization - 13:21

First direct observations of biological particles in high-altitude ice clouds - 13:21

One sponge-like material, three different applications - 13:21

Large clinical trial finds pirfenidone may help lung function in IPF patients - 13:21

Environmental exposures may damage DNA in as few as three days - 13:21

Swine flu spreads in Japan ahead of WHO meet - 13:21

Court case reveals ugly infighting at Motorola - 12:56

UN: Growth of slums boosting natural disaster risk - 12:56

WHO eyes swine flu transmision rates, new vaccine - 12:56

Astronauts trying to revive Hubble spectrograph - 12:56

Novel vaccine approach offers hope in fight against HIV - 12:56

Genes that influence start of menstruation identified for first time - 12:56

New system for detection of single atoms: Records photon bursts from optical cavity - 12:56

Roos have less impact on the environment: study - 03:35

Where is the line on natural remedies? - 03:14

Inexpensive face-to-face weight-loss support programmes effective - 03:14

Study finds tall people at top of wages ladder - 02:49

Astronauts to make fourth walk to repair Hubble - 02:49

The future of personalized cancer treatment: An entirely new direction for RNAi delivery - 02:49

Tw studies examine medical consequences of police use of force during restraint - 02:49

Automobile restraints do not increase chance of fetal complications following accidents - 02:49

Saturday th 16th of May 2009

Swine flu closes more NYC schools, spreads in Asia - 11:07

Spacewalkers tackle toughest Hubble repair job yet - 09:35

WHO says confirmed swine flu cases top 8,400 - 09:35

AIDS patients with serious complications benefit from early retroviral use, study shows - 06:35

Hungry eagles target Maine's coastal seabirds - 06:14

Study looks at early Navajo use of smoke signals - 06:14

Complex repairs face weary Hubble spacewalkers - 06:14

Friday th 15th of May 2009

Andes Mountains Are Older Than Previously Believed - 17:49

World's observatories watching 'cool' star - 17:28

Transplant patients have worse cancer outcomes, analysis shows - 17:28