Science Daily

Monday th 25th of October 2010

Contraband cigarettes main source of supply for Ontario youth, study finds - 01:30

Virtual colonoscopy option could improve colorectal cancer screening rates, patient survey suggests - 00:31

Malaria research begins to bite: Molecular switches pinpointed in control of malaria parasite's life cycle - 00:31

Peripheral induction of Alzheimer's-like brain pathology in mice - 00:31

Parent-only treatment may be equally effective for children who are obese - 00:31

Childhood cancer survivors face long-term risk of GI complications, study finds - 00:31

Plant-based plastics not necessarily greener than oil-based relatives, researchers find - 00:31

Photovoltaic medicine: Miniature solar cells might make chemotherapy less toxic - 00:30

Computational model of swimming fish could inspire design of robots or medical prosthetics - 00:30

Falling in love only takes about a fifth of a second, research reveals - 00:30

Sunday th 24th of October 2010

Kryptonite superglue improving the quality of life in heart patients recovering from surgery - 19:20

Vancomycin is the drug of choice for treating cellulitis, study suggests - 15:30

Tabletop source of bright, coherent X-rays - 15:30

Gene therapy can reverse pulmonary hypertension, study suggests - 15:30

Discovery of taste receptors in the lungs could help people with asthma breathe easier - 15:30

Chain reactions identified within the brain - 15:30

Saturday th 23rd of October 2010

Cash is healthier? Credit and debit increase impulsive food purchases - 22:22

New nano techniques integrate electron gas-producing oxides with silicon - 22:22

Simple blood test helps predict chronic kidney disease - 22:22

Dad's weight and diet linked to offspring's risk of diabetes - 22:22

Generous paupers and stingy princes? Power and consumer spending - 22:22

Largest parity violation and other adventures in table-top physics: Atomic experiments push boundary of known physical world - 22:22

Change in how paramedics use oxygen could reduce deaths - 22:22

Electron billiards in nanoscale circuits - 22:21

Major component in turmeric enhance effect of chemotherapy drug in head and neck cancer - 22:21

Mathematical model helps marathoners pace themselves to a strong finish - 22:21

Atomic-level manufacturing: Manufacturing with every atom in its proper place may be coming soon - 22:21

Vitamin E in front line of prostate cancer fight - 22:21

Friday th 22nd of October 2010

Partners who had powerful faces in college lead profitable law firms, study finds - 21:22

Chemical engineers use gold to discover breakthrough for creating biorenewable chemicals - 21:22

Progress in the development of new Parkinson’s drugs - 21:22

Sound of the underground: New acoustic early warning system for landslide prediction - 21:22

Airbags reduce risk of kidney injury in car crashes, study finds - 21:22

Short-range scattering in quantum dots: Discovery advances novel devices - 21:21

Risk markers for Alzheimer’s disease - 21:21

First implanted device to treat balance disorder developed - 21:21

Risk gene for severe heart disease discovered - 21:21

Scientists open electrical link to living cells - 21:21

Authoritarian behaviour leads to insecure people, Spanish study finds - 21:21

Nanotube thermopower: Efforts to store energy in carbon nanotubes - 21:21

Efforts underway to rescue vulnerable bananas, giant swamp taro, other Pacific Island crops - 21:20

'Lubricin' molecule discovered to reduce cartilage wear - 21:20

A new way to weigh planets - 21:20

How H1N1 differs from other viruses as a respiratory illness - 16:20

Mathematical model may result in better environment measures for the Baltic - 16:20

Proteins regulating water retention in salt-sensitive hypertension identified - 16:20

Making school lunchrooms smarter - 16:20

Green Carbon Center takes all-inclusive view of energy - 16:20

Factor boosting leukemia's aggressiveness identified - 16:20

Origin of immune cells in the brain discovered: Could lead to new treatments for degenerative brain diseases, autoimmune disorders - 16:20