Archive: 25/04/2017

Studying a catalyst for blood cancers

Imagine this scenario on a highway: A driver starts to make a sudden lane change but realizes his mistake and quickly veers back, too late. Other motorists have already reacted and, in some cases, collide. Meanwhile, the ...

Apr 25, 2017

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New chlamydia drug targets discovered using CRISPR and stem cells

Scientists at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and their collaborators at the University of British Columbia have created an innovative technique for studying how chlamydia interacts with the human immune system.

Apr 25, 2017

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Trailblazing Colorado abortion law marks 50th anniversary

Tuesday marks 50 years since a groundbreaking Colorado law significantly loosened tight restrictions on legal abortions.

Apr 25, 2017

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Novel mode of antidepressant action may help patients unresponsive to SSRIs

Antidepressants treat symptoms of depression by increasing levels of brain signaling molecules (neurotransmitters) such as serotonin, as with the most widely used type of antidepressant, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors ...

Apr 25, 2017

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Study of transgender preschoolers assesses preferences and identity

Gender may be the earliest identity and social category to emerge in development, research suggests, and acquiring knowledge about one's gender is considered a critical part of early childhood development. In one of the first ...

Apr 25, 2017

Parents' use of emotional feeding increases emotional eating in school-age children

Emotional eating - eating when you feel sad or upset or in response to another negative mood - is not uncommon in children and adolescents, but why youth eat emotionally has been unclear. Now a new longitudinal study from ...

Apr 25, 2017

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Research shows brain stimulation during training boosts performance

Your Saturday Salsa club or Introductory Italian class might be even better for you than you thought.

Apr 25, 2017

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Artificial intelligence may help diagnose tuberculosis in remote areas

Researchers are training artificial intelligence models to identify tuberculosis (TB) on chest X-rays, which may help screening and evaluation efforts in TB-prevalent areas with limited access to radiologists, according to ...

Apr 25, 2017

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Measuring immune response could be key to differentiating malaria from other infections

Analysing a patient's immune response could be key to quickly and accurately diagnosing malaria, according to research presented on World Malaria Day at the 27th European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases ...

Apr 25, 2017

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Overcoming Opioids: Special schools help teens stay clean

When Logan Snyder got hooked on pills after a prescription to treat pain from a kidney stone, she joined the millions already swept up in the nation's grim wave of addiction to opioid painkillers.

Apr 25, 2017

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