Science Daily

Tuesday th 13th of May 2014

Get it over with: People choose more difficult tasks to get jobs done more quickly - 18:30

Surviving storms: Coral reefs are critical for risk reduction and adaptation - 18:30

Strategies that reduce early hospital readmissions - 18:30

Novel protein fragments may protect against Alzheimer's - 18:30

Novel technique enables air-stable water droplet networks - 18:30

Surprising global species shake-up discovered - 18:30

Evolutionary biologists glimpse early stages of Y-chromosome degeneration - 18:30

Human learning altered by electrical stimulation of dopamine neurons - 18:30

Scientists reveal new picture in the evolution of flightless birds - 18:30

Unusual fish larva linked to new species of sea bass from Curacao - 18:30

Fate of methane following Deepwater Horizon spill examined by researchers - 08:31

Men from ethnic minorities take longer to recover from mental illness, study finds - 08:31

Human microbiome studies should include wider diversity of populations, experts warn - 08:31

ADHD Treatment Associated with Lower Smoking Rates - 08:31

U.S. cervical cancer rates higher than previously reported, especially among older women, African-American women - 08:31

Plant welfare is improved by fungi in soil - 08:31

Noninvasive monitoring of HIV-induced peripheral neuropathy may be possible - 08:31

How fish were able to colonize poisonous springs: A tale of survival - 08:31

Drug therapy for allergy moves forward - 08:31

Analyzing sperm cells to learn about animal infidelity, evolution - 08:31

Respect for human rights is improving, study suggests - 08:31

Protein's role revealed in preventing heart muscle growth leading to heart failure - 08:31

Link found between cell death, inflammatory disease - 08:31

Graphene and painkiller receptor combined into scalable chemical sensor - 08:30

Computer model helps Benin vaccinate more kids at lower cost - 08:30

Try this allergy test: Three little-known facts about indoor allergies - 08:30

Video stories, other bonding exercises could help foster families connect - 08:30

Worse health, more problems, higher costs among Medicaid patients, study shows - 08:30

Online buzz forecasts new product performance months before product release - 08:30

Multifunctional nanoparticles for cheaper, cleaner biofuel - 08:30

Brain May Never Fully Recover from Exposure to Paint, Glue, Degreasers - 08:30

Intensive insulin provides survival benefit in patients with type 2 diabetes after heart attack - 08:30

Screening 'not effective' in fight against domestic violence, researchers conclude - 08:30

Living near foreclosed property linked to higher blood pressure - 08:30

Underage college men discount dangers of driving after marijuana use - 08:30

Low rate of adverse events associated with male circumcision - 08:30

Low-value care in Medicare studied, may reflect broad overuse - 08:30

Diets rich in antioxidant resveratrol fail to reduce deaths, heart disease or cancer - 08:30

Association between small-vessel disease, Alzheimer pathology studied - 08:30

Monday th 12th of May 2014

Understanding Aspirin's effect on wound healing offers hope for treating chronic wounds - 18:31

Scientists slow brain tumor growth in mice - 18:31

Endocrine disruptors impair human sperm function, research finds - 18:31

Mars Canyons: Against the current with lava flows - 18:31

A turbulent birth for stars in merging galaxies - 18:31

Artificial magnetic bacteria 'turn' food into natural drugs - 18:31

HADES searches for dark matter: Astrophysicists cross 'Dark Photon' off the list in top position - 18:31

Ultra-fast bionic arm can catch objects on the fly - 18:31

Dopamine turns worker ants into warrior queens - 18:31

Scientists discover a natural molecule to treat type 2 diabetes: Molecule mimics some effect of physical exercise - 18:31

Entering adulthood in a recession linked to lower narcissism later in life - 18:31