Science Blog

Wednesday th 1st of December 2010

CT best at uncovering drug mule payload - 02:20

Cancer risk from medical radiation may have been overestimated - 02:20

Loud snoring and insomnia symptoms predict the development of the metabolic syndrome - 02:20

Age-related hearing loss and folate in the elderly - 02:20

Sleepless soldiers: Study suggests that military deployment affects sleep patterns - 01:50

Tuesday th 30th of November 2010

Scientists discover molecular ‘switch’ that contributes to cellular aging process - 18:30

Ensuring the rights of women worldwide to reproductive health care - 18:30

Risk of death increases in IBD patients with hospital-acquired infections - 18:30

Brain scans show effects of Parkinson’s drug - 18:30

Project pioneers use of silicon-germanium for space electronics applications - 18:00

Narcissistic students don’t mind cheating their way to the top - 17:04

Study finds low vitamin-d levels in northern California residents with metabolic syndrome - 17:04

Astronomers use moon in effort to corral elusive cosmic particles - 17:04

Researchers find link between sugar, diabetes and aggression - 17:04

Oregon’s POLST program expands to provide patients with more control at the end of their lives - 17:04

Columbia engineering team discovers graphene’s weakness - 17:04

International clinical trial tests targeted drug for melanoma - 16:31

UC Davis surgeons test innovative device in patient with swallowing disorder - 16:31

Could 135,000 laptops help solve the energy challenge? - 16:00

5.7 million Californians lack access to job-based coverage - 15:00

Freshwater mussels discovered in urban Delaware river - 14:32

During National Diabetes Awareness month, new report ties disease to shortened life expectancy - 14:32

Study suggests earliest brain changes associated with the genetic risk of Alzheimer’s disease - 14:32

Diabetes may clamp down on cholesterol the brain needs - 14:32

Celebrex may help prevent some non-melanoma skin cancers - 14:01

Warning for Geo-engineers: SO2 may surprise you - 14:01

Mayo researchers find drug-resistant HIV patients with unimpaired immune cells - 13:03

Water resources played important role in patterns of human settlement, new UNH research shows - 13:03

Study finds anti-microbials a common cause of drug-induced liver injury and failure - 13:03

Venus holds warning for Earth - 13:03

Scoring system is 93 percent accurate for diagnosing Wilson’s disease in pediatric patients - 13:03

Arsenic-polluted water toxic to Bangladesh economy - 12:32

Legalizing child pornography is linked to lower rates of child sex abuse - 12:32

Biofuels production has unintended consequences on water quality and quantity in Mississippi - 12:32

Public health in the genomic era: A global issue - 12:32

Study: Ecological effects of biodiversity loss underestimated - 12:32

Social support is most effective when provided invisibly - 12:32

New American Chemical Society podcast: Black rice bran may reduce inflammation - 12:02

Snakes on a rope: Researchers take a unique look at the climbing abilities of boa constrictors - 11:31

Pioneering study reveals UK biodiversity hotspot - 11:31

Perceived bad boys receive less pain medications - 11:31

World’s fastest camera takes a new look at biosensing - 11:02

Surgeon-physician marriages can place stress on careers, emotional health - 11:02

Genomic fault zones come and go - 10:03

Despite economic slump, donors give generously to global health, though at a slower rate - 10:03

Scripps Research scientists redefine the role of plasma cells in the immune system - 10:03

Drop in breast cancer rates directly tied to reduced hormone therapy - 10:03

Belly fat puts women at risk for osteoporosis - 01:30

Researchers use patient’s own blood to treat hamstring injury - 01:30

Screening tool may better identify heart disease in African-Americans - 01:30