Science Daily

Tuesday th 17th of June 2014

Former athletes finish first in race for top jobs - 17:00

Move over, silicon, there's a new circuit in town - 17:00

What amino acids in shells can tell us about Bronze Age people - 17:00

Important clues to genetics of epilepsy uncovered by International study - 11:07

C. difficile epidemic should concern not only hospital patients but people at home - 11:07

Portable brain scanners in every locker room, military base will change everything we know about concussions - 11:07

Vitamin A derivative potentially treats type 2 diabetes, prevents its cardiovascular complications - 11:07

Omega-3 inhibits blood vessel growth in age-related macular degeneration - 11:07

Hunt for extraterrestrial life gets massive methane boost - 11:07

Your genes affect your betting behavior - 11:06

Quantum biology: Algae evolved to switch quantum coherence on and off - 11:06

Despite recent problems, support for the Massachusetts Health insurance law remains high - 11:06

'Smoking gun' ancient coins are being looted from excavations - 11:06

Getting rid of old mitochondria: Some neurons turn to neighbors to help take out the trash - 11:06

How do bats use swimming pools? Researchers want public help - 11:06

Redesigning the well-child checkup - 11:06

Controlling ragweed pollen in Detroit: A no-mow solution for Motown? - 11:06

Better methods to detect E. coli developed - 11:06

Moly 99 reactor could lead to U.S. supply of isotope to track disease - 11:05

Commuting times stay constant even as distances change - 11:05

When patients wish for a miracle, tool helps medical staff say 'amen' - 11:05

Many bodies prompt stem cells to change - 11:05

Discovery of Earth's northernmost perennial spring - 11:05

Low dose of targeted drug might improve cancer-killing virus therapy - 11:05

Mechanism could help old muscle grow - 11:03

Genetic pathway can slow spread of ovarian cancer - 11:03

How experimental regenerative medicine therapies can regrow damaged heart muscle - 11:03

Three parents and a baby: Scientists advise caution with regard to artificial insemination method - 11:03

The hidden history of rain: Plant waxes reveal rainfall changes during the last 24,000 years - 11:03

Chemical pollution of European waters is worse than anticipated - 11:03

With light echoes, the invisible becomes visible - 11:03

Social inequality intensifies amongst low-scoring pupils - 11:02

Fecal transplants restore healthy bacteria and gut functions - 11:02

Minimizing belief in free will may lessen support for criminal punishment - 11:02

Could 'Fragile Y Hypothesis' explain chromosome loss? - 11:02

Does the moon affect our sleep? Research says no - 11:02

Nanoshell shields foreign enzymes used to starve cancer cells from immune system - 11:02

Gene 'switch' reverses cancer in common childhood leukemia - 11:02

Soft-drink tax worth its weight in lost kilos - 11:02

Solar photons drive water off the moon - 11:02

Single dose of century-old drug approved for sleeping sickness reverses autism-like symptoms in mice - 11:02

Early elementary school start times tougher on economically advantaged children - 11:02

Family violence leaves genetic imprint on children - 11:01

Promising T cell therapy to protect from infections after transplant - 11:01

Strange physics turns off laser - 11:01

Breast cancer diagnosis, mammography improved by considering patient risk - 11:01

Ultra-thin wires for quantum computing - 11:01

Monday th 16th of June 2014

Diabetes distress vs. depression: Are people with type 2 being misdiagnosed? - 17:40

Long-term follow-up of diabetes prevention program shows continued reduction in diabetes development - 17:40

Antarctic species dwindle as icebergs batter shores year-round - 17:40