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Monday th 14th of November 2011
Novel nanocrystals with advanced optical properties developed for use as luminescent biomarkers
- 10:30
Violent passions: Jealous cleaner shrimp murder their rivals
- 00:30
Rising air pollution worsens drought, flooding, new study finds
- 00:30
Tarantula Nebula glows with X-rays and infrared light
- 00:30
Sunday th 13th of November 2011
Wearable defibrillator can prevent death in people with arrhythmias, research finds
- 23:30
Prenatal exposure to environmental pollutants may affect weight and size of newborn
- 20:30
Intensive diabetes therapy protects Type 1 diabetics' kidneys
- 16:31
Benefit of novel drug in breast cancer seen in blood within weeks
- 16:30
Signaling pathway linked to inflammatory breast cancer may drive disease metastasis
- 16:30
A more flexible window into the brain
- 15:30
New way to target – and kill – proliferating tumors
- 15:30
Tamoxifen resistance -- and how to defeat it
- 15:30
Climate policies can help resolve energy security and air pollution challenges
- 15:30
Saturday th 12th of November 2011
Prototype hand-held drug testing device launched
- 16:32
New turkey feed helps bird producers gobble up profits
- 16:32
Study helps eliminate causes for joint pain linked to commonly used breast cancer drugs
- 16:32
Elderly emergency patients less likely to receive pain medication than middle-aged patients
- 16:32
Chemistry: New insight into 100-year-old Haber-Bbosch process of converting nitrogen to ammonia
- 16:32
Depression in young people increases risk of heart disease mortality
- 16:31
Researching graphene nanoelectronics for a post-silicon world
- 15:30
Storm chasers of Utah
- 15:30
Adoptive parents put through wringer, Australian report finds
- 15:30
Friday th 11th of November 2011
Mid-ocean creatures control light to avoid becoming snacks
- 17:30
Coneheads (Protura) of Italy: What we know in their 'native' country after a century
- 17:30
Citrus indica Tanaka: A progenitor species of cultivated Citrus
- 17:30
Catching camels in the Gobi
- 17:30
2012: Killer solar flares are a physical impossibility
- 17:30
Researchers closer to the super bug puzzle
- 17:30
Birth weight predicts physical functioning at age 60
- 16:31
New system of intelligent management of street lighting enables 80% savings in energy
- 16:31
Lutetia: A rare survivor from the birth of Earth
- 16:31
Gene switch for odorant receptors
- 16:31
Eating fish can reduce the risk of diabetes
- 16:31
Diseased hearts to heal themselves in future
- 16:31
Study suggests new benefits of eating nuts for patients with metabolic syndrome
- 16:31
Tales from the crypt: Study on gut cell regeneration reconciles long-standing research controversy
- 16:31
Vanishing act creates a stir in the nanotech world: Sheets made of microscopic carbon fibers seem to disappear when heated
- 01:30
Kawasaki disease linked to wind currents: First evidence that long-range wind transport of an infectious agent might result in human disease
- 00:30
Elderly lose ability to distinguish between odors, researcher finds; Smells blend together, pose hazards
- 00:30
Acupuncture can prevent radiation-induced chronic dry mouth, study finds
- 00:30
Why do neurons die in Parkinson's disease? Study of hereditary Parkinson’s finds that mitochondria can’t be cleared out when damaged
- 00:30
Volunteering, helping others decreases substance use in rural teens, study finds
- 00:30
Effects of 'mini stroke' can shorten life expectancy
- 00:30
Thursday th 10th of November 2011
Patients with acute coronary syndrome and/or diabetes who show poor response to dual antiplatelet therapy as measured by platelet function testing are at greater risk of stent thrombosis after percutaneous coronary intervention with drug-eluting stents
- 21:30
Risk of late stent thrombosis continues for up to seven years in patients with first generation drug-eluting stents; risk factors identified
- 21:30
Non-adherence to dual antiplatelet therapy following percutaneous coronary intervention results in higher rates of ischemic and bleeding events
- 21:30
Clinical trial comparing prasugrel to clopidogrel following percuataneous coronary intervention is ended early due to overall low rate of primary endpoint clinical events
- 21:30
Tailored therapy for anti-platelet drugs using a novel point-of-care genetic test provides improved response to medications compared to current standard of care
- 21:30
Cangrelor provides effective maintenance of platelet inhibition without major bleeding for patients who require bypass surgery, results show
- 21:30
Risk-taking behavior rises until age 50
- 21:30
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