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care staff report how...
Toddlers who use touchscreens show
attention differences
The research team, co-led by Dr Rachael Bedford of
the University of Bath’s Department of Psychology,
say the findings...
The secret of lymph: How lymph nodes
help cancer cells spread
The study, published today in Nature, found
melanoma cells that pass through the lymph nodes
pick up a protective coating,...
First immune-evading cells created to
treat type 1 diabetes
Using stem cell technology, Salk researchers
generated the first human insulin-producing
pancreatic cell clusters able to...
Understanding the inner workings of the
human heart
In humans, the heart is the first functional organ to
develop and starts beating spontaneously only four
weeks after conception....
Words used to describe alcohol
intoxication may give clues to drinking
habits
A team of researchers led by Ashley Linden-
Carmichael, assistant research professor in the
Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention...
Researchers predict deficits in female
birth numbers in India over coming
decades
There has been a reported imbalance in India in the
sex ratio at birth (SRB) since the 1970s due to the
emergence of prenatal...
A how-to guide for teaching GIS courses
online with hardware or software in the
cloud
IMAGE: In the current remote learning era, Forrest
Bowlick at UMass Amherst and others provide
expert insight into...
Ancient gene family protects algae from
salt and cold in an Antarctic lake
IMAGE: Foreground: the ice-covered, hypersaline
Lake Bonney on Antarctica. Background: Taylor
Glacier. view...
Unlocking the cell enhances student
learning of the genetic code
IMAGE: The Genetic Code Kit transforms the way
students learn about the central concepts of life.
view more Credit:...
Researchers show children are silent
spreaders of virus that causes COVID-19
BOSTON – In the most comprehensive study of
COVID-19 pediatric patients to date, Massachusetts
General Hospital (MGH)...
Small enzyme-mimicking polymers may
have helped start life
IMAGE: The micrograph shows uniform
nanoparticles under 10nm in diameter. view more
Credit: Tony Z. Jia, ELSI Most...
Declining US plant breeding programs
impacts food security
IMAGE: Phenotyping replicated apple population for
susceptibility to the bacterial disease Fire blight
(Erwinia amylovora). ...
Broccoli and Brussels sprouts a cut
above for blood vessel health
New research has shown some of our least favourite
vegetables could be the most beneficial when it
comes to preventing advanced...
South Korea tightens Covid-19 curbs
amid warning of new ‘crisis’
Museums, nightclubs and karaoke bars have closed
in and around South Korea’s capital, Seoul, as
Covid-19 cases reach...
Australia’s wish list of exotic pets
IMAGE: Juvenile green iguana for sale at Repticon
Trading Convention 2018 in Palm Springs, Florida.
view more Credit:...
A-levels U-turn: Government considering
lifting cap on medicine places
The government is “absolutely looking at” lifting the
cap on the number of places to study medicine,
Health Secretary...
Coronavirus: UK ‘not considering’
compulsory face masks in workplaces
The UK government is not considering making the
wearing of face masks compulsory in offices and
workplaces, Health Secretary...
Coronavirus: UK to ramp up coronavirus
monitoring programme
Coronavirus tests are to be carried out on more
people in the government’s monitoring programme
to get a better idea...
Coronavirus US: Native Americans 3.5
times more at risk
Native Americans make up a larger percentage of
novel coronavirus cases than compared to their
share of the US population,...
75% US dementia sufferers on drugs not
made for the disease
Almost three-quarters of older American adults with
dementia filled prescriptions for medications that
aren’t designed...
Coronavirus: WHO says planet ‘nowhere
near’ herd immunity
The world is nowhere near achieving herd immunity
against coronavirus, the World Health Organization
(WHO) has warned. Dr...
Contagious droplets can spread more
than 16 FEET from a patient infected with
coronavirus
Since the coronavirus pandemic began, health
experts have recommended that we socially
distance by standing or sitting six...