Archive: 14/01/2016

You eat what you are? Changing identity to motivate healthy eating

If you've resolved to eat more healthily this New Year's, you might find that imagining yourself as a healthy eater is the key to changing your behaviour for the better.

Jan 14, 2016

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Novel insights in the attachment of the bacterial carcinogen Helicobacter pylori

The gastric pathogen Helicobacter pylori is highly adapted to survival in the human stomach and responsible for the majority of peptic ulcer and gastric cancer cases worldwide. An important survival strategy for the bacterium ...

Jan 14, 2016

The S-stroke or I-stroke? Elucidating the mechanisms of the ideal crawl stroke

The year 2016 is an Olympic year. Developments in high-performance swimwear for swimming continue to advance, along with other areas of scientific research. One area of research has focused on which type of crawl stroke is ...

Jan 14, 2016

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Researchers find recurrent type of brain cancer tumor not a clone of the original

(Medical Xpress)—An international team of researchers has found evidence that shows that cancers that reoccur in patients with medulloblastomas are not necessarily derived from the same source as the original tumor. In ...

Jan 14, 2016 report

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New USDA dietary guidelines validated by sugar research

Just in time for flailing New Year resolutions, the U.S. Department of Agriculture have served up new dietary guidelines, including one of the biggest changes in recent years: For the first time, they've placed a clear limit ...

Jan 14, 2016

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Video: Adrenaline junkie researcher discovers why we need roller coasters

People have an emotional need for roller coasters and the feeling of controlled fear they provide, a thrill-seeking QUT researcher has found.

Jan 14, 2016

Scientists uncover how part of a protein helps primates fight HIV

Scientists have uncovered part of a protein found in humans and other primates that can help us fight off HIV. In a new study published in the journal Heliyon, researchers discover how this structure can stop HIV from working ...

Jan 14, 2016

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Taste buds lining up as the first line of defence against obesity

Training our taste buds to be more sensitive to the taste of fat could be key in the battle to curb the world's growing obesity problem.

Jan 14, 2016

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Major global investment needed to deliver alternatives to antibiotics

A handful of alternatives to antibiotics have the potential to combat bacterial infections in the next decade, but they are unlikely to replace traditional antibiotics, according to a new independent report.

Jan 14, 2016

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Alcohol industry report denies violence link

An alcohol industry funded report that claims alcohol is not a cause of violence has been debunked by researchers in New Zealand and Australia.

Jan 14, 2016

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Archive: 14/01/2016

You eat what you are? Changing identity to motivate healthy eating

Novel insights in the attachment of the bacterial carcinogen Helicobacter pylori

The S-stroke or I-stroke? Elucidating the mechanisms of the ideal crawl stroke

Researchers find recurrent type of brain cancer tumor not a clone of the original

New USDA dietary guidelines validated by sugar research

Video: Adrenaline junkie researcher discovers why we need roller coasters

Scientists uncover how part of a protein helps primates fight HIV

Taste buds lining up as the first line of defence against obesity

Major global investment needed to deliver alternatives to antibiotics

Alcohol industry report denies violence link

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