Archive: 16/12/2015

Understanding body language: Scientists create new technology to read complex patterns of behavior

It might not rival Newton's apple, which led to his formulating the law of gravity, but the collapse of a lighting scaffold played a key role in the discovery that mice, like humans, have body language.

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Link between anemia and mild cognitive impairment

In a large population-based study of randomly selected participants in Germany, researchers found that participants with anemia, defined as haemoglobin

Dec 16, 2015

In hyperparathyroidism patients with kidney transplantation, surgery is more effective than drug treatment

A study led by researchers from the Nephrology group at Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute (IDIBELL) and the University Hospital of Bellvitge (HUB), compared the results of surgery with drug therapy in patients with ...

Dec 16, 2015

Making bicycling safer for kids with ADHD

Child development experts have long known that children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder are more likely to have an accident while crossing the street on their bicycles.

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Unexpected molecular partners may offer new way to counter inflammatory diseases

When overactive or off target, certain cells in the immune system that normally fight infection instead attack a person's own tissue. This process fuels inflammation as part of autoimmune diseases. Now, a study from researchers ...

Dec 16, 2015

Researchers find out cause of mutations which are not in genetic material

Proteins are like bricks that form our cells and they are built by the orders given by our genetic material, DNA. In human diseases, eventually DNA alterations modify proteins and they don't do their normal function, either ...

Dec 16, 2015

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Aspirin maker Bayer seeks to flex muscles in OTC sector

As French rival Sanofi seeks to become the world leader in the market for non-prescription or over-the-counter drugs, Bayer, the German inventor of Aspirin, is also on the look-out for acquisitions to hold on to its position ...

Dec 16, 2015

Drug use trends remain stable or decline among teens

The 2015 Monitoring the Future survey (MTF) shows decreasing use of a number of substances, including cigarettes, alcohol, prescription opioid pain relievers, and synthetic cannabinoids ("synthetic marijuana"). Other drug ...

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Scientists find new vessel for detecting autism

Evidence of autism may be found in the composition and malfunction of the brain's blood vessels, a team of scientists has found. Their research sheds new light on the causes of autism, which previously had pointed to neurological ...

Dec 16, 2015

The eyes have it: Mutual gaze potentially a vital component in social interactions

A person in love gazes longingly and attentively at the object of his or her desire. When we want to grab another person's attention, we look directly into their eyes. Why do we behave this way? What happens during our gazing?

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Archive: 16/12/2015

Understanding body language: Scientists create new technology to read complex patterns of behavior

Link between anemia and mild cognitive impairment

In hyperparathyroidism patients with kidney transplantation, surgery is more effective than drug treatment

Making bicycling safer for kids with ADHD

Unexpected molecular partners may offer new way to counter inflammatory diseases

Researchers find out cause of mutations which are not in genetic material

Aspirin maker Bayer seeks to flex muscles in OTC sector

Drug use trends remain stable or decline among teens

Scientists find new vessel for detecting autism

The eyes have it: Mutual gaze potentially a vital component in social interactions

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