Science Daily

Tuesday th 6th of June 2017

Take a coffee or tea break to protect your liver - 11:22

Stem cells may be the key to staying strong in old age - 11:22

Starving prostate cancer with what you eat: Apple peels, red grapes, turmeric - 11:22

How the Arctic Ocean became saline - 11:22

How killer cells take out tumors - 11:22

New sound diffuser is ten times thinner than existing designs - 11:22

Genetic study shakes up the elephant family tree - 11:22

Flu shot less effective for obese adults - 11:22

Domes of frozen methane may be warning signs for new blow-outs - 10:52

HUD housing assistance linked to improved health care access - 10:52

Aspirin does little or nothing for hard arteries, researchers find - 10:52

Officers on afternoon shift report being more fatigued - 10:52

Building a better blood-brain barrier model - 10:52

New possible target for cancer treatment - 10:52

Sleep disturbances predict substance use among college athletes - 10:52

New data for old bones: How the famous Cleveland-Lloyd dinosaur bone bed came to be - 10:52

Memory loss and other cognitive decline linked to blood vessel disease in the brain - 10:52

Novel approach to seeing dengue infection in the body - 10:52

New approach to combatting anxiety states, pain and inflammation - 10:52

Anxious people worry about risk, not loss - 10:52

New low-cost material for lighting and diagnostics produces white luminescence comparable to sunlight - 10:52

Dogs help in breast carcinoma research - 10:52

New surgical techniques help save patients from life-threatening heart condition - 10:52

Why do Antarctic krill stocks fluctuate? - 10:52

Brain damage can make sideways faces more memorable, and give us 'emotion blindness' - 10:52

Japan's largest complete dinosaur skeleton discovered - 10:52

Neutrino discovery: A step closer to finding CP violation - 09:52

Gut bacteria could protect cancer patients and pregnant women from Listeria - 09:52

New ultrathin material for splitting water could make hydrogen production cheaper - 09:52

Monday th 5th of June 2017

Micro-gene protects brain from developing epilepsy - 15:42

Why rocks flow slowly in Earth's middle mantle - 15:42

Tactile sensor gives robots new capabilities - 15:12

Increased number of female engineers in managerial roles brings unintended consequences - 15:12

Electrocatalyst nanostructures key to improved fuel cells, electrolyzers - 15:12

First-of-its-kind test for HDL cholesterol function could transform the way healthcare providers predict your risk for heart disease - 15:12

One in six taking blood-thinning drugs may not be getting right dose - 15:12

Battery-less pacemaker: Researchers test microwave-powered device - 15:12

Diabetes drug prevents stiffening of heart muscle in obese mouse model - 15:12

Children of separated parents not on speaking terms more likely to develop colds as adults - 15:12

Time to initiating cancer therapy is increasing, associated with worsening survival - 15:12

Newly identified gene helps time spring flowering in vital grass crops - 15:12

Revolutionary new materials for troubled carbon times: Super filters the world can afford - 15:12

Marine reserves help mitigate against climate change, say scientists - 15:12

Hubble's tale of two exoplanets: Nature vs. nurture - 15:12

Adding a second HER2 blocker may lower chance of invasive breast cancer for some women - 14:42

Splitting carbon dioxide using low-cost catalyst materials - 14:42

Rate of mastectomies decreases with adoption of breast tumor margin guidelines, study finds - 14:42

Is cirrhosis associated with increased risk of stroke? - 14:42

Collateral damage from cosmic rays increases cancer risks for Mars astronauts - 14:42

How one man's shoes help NASA communicate water clarity issues - 14:42