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As most people with siblings can attest, growing up with brothers or sisters can sometimes lead to arguments or full-on fights over everything from a favorite toy to casual insults.
While these inci…
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No Comments »A few cups of hot cocoa may protect against inflammation, which is linked to obesity and diabetes, U.S. researchers say. Joshua Lambert, associate professor of food science at Pennsylvania State University in State College, said mice fed cocoa with a …
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One in ten Americans do not wash their hands after using the restroom, and of those that do, one-third don’t use soap, according to a new study which appears in the Journal of Environmental He…
Posted in Health Tags: Associate Professor, CDC, College Students, Disease Control And Prevention, East Lansing Michigan, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Germs, health news, Hospitality Business, Infectious Diseases, Journal Of Environmental Health, journal of science news, Michigan Institution, Michigan State University, Mobile Device, Msu Researchers, Proper Hand Washing, Public Establishments, Public Restroom Facilities, publication science, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Seung Hyun Kim, Six Seconds, Soap And Water No Comments »U. PITTSBURGH (US) — A recent study found that children who play youth football are 26 times more likely to suffer a concussion in a game than in practice.“This finding suggests that reducing contact-practice exposures in youth football, which …
Posted in Biology, Health, Science General Tags: Associate Professor, athletes, Brains, Children Play, Concussion, Concussions, Contact, Exposures, football, Football Leagues, Football Practices, Game, Health Medicine, journal of science news, Kontos, Play Football, publication science, Risk, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, sports medicine, University Of Pittsburgh, Youth Football, Youth Sports No Comments »GEORGIA TECH (US) — Animals that swim use a similar timing pattern to contract their muscles and undulate—including the sandfish lizard, which “swims” through sand.Though differences in body flexibility may lead to different swimming st…
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Despite satellite images that show vast networks of channels, past Mars rover missions have shown limited evidence for flowing water on Mars.
Now, rocks analyzed by NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover team, including Lin…
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Posted in Physics & Chemistry, Science General Tags: Associate Professor, Biomass, Biosystems Engineering, Chand, Chefs, Chemical Reactions, Corn Stover, Eggs, Frequency Sound, High Frequency, Iowa State University, journal of science news, Lomboy, Melissa, Montalbo, Omelet, Plant Materials, Priyanka, publication science, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Sound Waves, Switch Grass, Ultrasound No Comments »In a study published today in the journal PLOS ONE, a team of researchers led by NJIT Associate Professor Gareth Russell has applied a novel method for linking large-scale habitat fragmentation to population sustainability.
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While the recent failure of a potential Alzheimer’s disease treatment is bad news for patients, it serves as an important reminder of the importance of thorough pre-clinical testing of experimental…
Posted in Health Tags: Amyloid Deposits, Amyloid Plaques, Associate Professor, Bad News, Bexarotene, Bombs, Borchelt, Brain Plaques, Brains, Brett Smith, Cancer Drug, Caution, Co Author, Cognitive Abilities, Florida Researchers, health news, journal of science news, Journal Science, Lab Mice, Neuroscience, publication science, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, UF, University Of Florida No Comments »RICE (US) — Children living in households where the parents are married are less likely to be obese, according to new research. “Childhood obesity is a significant public health issue in our country, with nearly one-third of all US children ag…
Posted in Biology, Health, Science General Tags: Associate Professor, Childhood Obesity, children's health, Co Author, Cohabitation, Epidemic, families, Health Medicine, Households, journal of science news, Kimbro, Marriage, Obesity, Obesity Rates, Overweight, Parents, Public Health, Public Health Issue, publication science, Rice University, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Sociology, Traditional Families, Urban Health Program No Comments »Russian scientists using special space imaging techniques said they found evidence of 10 new oil deposits in eastern Siberia. Researchers from the Tomsk Polytechnic University told state news agency RIA Novosti they used a special optics system to rev…
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Researchers from Rice University in Houston have found that children living in homes with both parents are less likely to become obese than their peers who live with divorced or separated parent…
Posted in Health Tags: Associate Professor, Caregivers, Children At Risk, Co Author, Diverse Group, health news, Home Interviews, journal of science news, Kimbro, Likelihood, Michael Harper, Nine Months, Obesity Epidemic In America, Parent Household, publication science, Rice University, S University, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Single Dads, Single Father, Single Fathers, Socioeconomic Backgrounds, Stepparents, Urban Health Program No Comments »Albert Erives, associate professor in the University of Iowa Department of Biology, and his graduate student, Justin Crocker, currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Janelia Farm Research Campus, have conducted…
Posted in Biology & Nature, Science General Tags: Associate Professor, Concentration Gradients, Department Of Biology, Developmental Genes, Developmental Genetics, Graduate Student, Hhmi, Howard Hughes, Howard Hughes Medical, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Hughes Medical Institute, Insights, Iowa Department, Janelia Farm Research Campus, journal of science news, Postdoctoral Researcher, publication science, Quot, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Space And Time, Time Albert, University Of Iowa No Comments »Albert Erives, associate professor in the University of Iowa Department of Biology, and his graduate student, Justin Crocker, currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Janelia Farm Research Campus, have conducted…
Posted in Biology & Nature, Science General Tags: Associate Professor, Concentration Gradients, Department Of Biology, Developmental Genes, Developmental Genetics, Graduate Student, Hhmi, Howard Hughes, Howard Hughes Medical, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Hughes Medical Institute, Insights, Iowa Department, Janelia Farm Research Campus, journal of science news, Postdoctoral Researcher, publication science, Quot, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Space And Time, Time Albert, University Of Iowa No Comments »Albert Erives, associate professor in the University of Iowa Department of Biology, and his graduate student, Justin Crocker, currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Janelia Farm Research Campus, have conducted…
Posted in Biology & Nature, Science General Tags: Associate Professor, Concentration Gradients, Department Of Biology, Developmental Genes, Developmental Genetics, Graduate Student, Hhmi, Howard Hughes, Howard Hughes Medical, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Hughes Medical Institute, Insights, Iowa Department, Janelia Farm Research Campus, journal of science news, Postdoctoral Researcher, publication science, Quot, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Space And Time, Time Albert, University Of Iowa No Comments »Albert Erives, associate professor in the University of Iowa Department of Biology, and his graduate student, Justin Crocker, currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Janelia Farm Research Campus, have conducted…
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A groundbreaking study from a well-renowned team of Danish researchers could bring unprecedented relief for sufferers of chronic back pain.
According to the study, which appeared in the European …
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