PTSD May Affect Boys, Girls Differently, Brain Scans Show
2016-11-11
Changes in brain regions seemed to differ by gender, researchers sayContinue Reading
Live Fish at School May Reel in Future Scientists: Study
2016-11-10
Watching them develop teaches kids about biology, improves their attitude towards science, research findsContinue Reading
‘Tailoring’ Skin Exams May Boost Melanoma Detection
2016-11-10
Certain groups should start screening earlier, study suggestsContinue Reading
DNA-Based Vaccine Protects Against Zika in Animal Study
2016-11-10
Results are encouraging and human trials are underway, researchers sayContinue Reading
Smartphones May Hinder a Good Night’s Sleep
2016-11-09
Study suggests a link between the devices and troubled slumberContinue Reading
Scientists Restore Leg Movement in Paralyzed Monkeys
2016-11-09
Wireless connection allowed brain to send signals to spine, but human trials still a long way offContinue Reading
Smartphones May Hinder a Good Night’s Sleep
2016-11-09
Study suggests a link between the devices and troubled slumberContinue Reading
Scientists Restore Leg Movement in Paralyzed Monkeys
2016-11-09
Wireless connection allowed brain to send signals to spine, but human trials still a long way offContinue Reading
DNA Sequencing May Lead to Personalized Cancer Treatment
2016-11-09
Technique helped determine lymphoma patients’ prognosis, researchers reportContinue Reading
Gene May Have Helped Humans Evolve Beyond Other Animals: Study
2016-11-09
Osteocrin is active in brains of humans and primates, Harvard researchers reportContinue Reading
New Spine Stimulation Device Provides Pain Relief
2016-11-09
High-frequency therapy helps block pain signals better than low-frequency treatments, study findsContinue Reading
Friendly Competition on Social Media May Get You to the Gym
2016-11-08
This type of motivation worked even better than a ‘supportive’ approach, study foundContinue Reading
Self-Harm a Cause of Death During Pregnancy and for New Moms
2016-11-08
Suicide, overdoses are occurring when expecting and in first year of motherhood; depression a likely factor, study findsContinue Reading
U.S. Doctors Don’t All Follow Prediabetes Screening Guidelines: Study
2016-11-08
They split 50-50, survey shows, on advice aimed at preventing full-blown diabetesContinue Reading