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“Electrolyzed water” – produced by applying an electrical current to a very dilute saltwater solution – kills bacteria on fresh…
Brief exposure to low levels of nicotine, as little as that provided by a single cigarette, can cause lasting changes…
A new model of the northern Hayward Fault in California’s San Francisco Bay Area suggests that a major earthquake along…
Her name is Xena, and she joins that other famous female, Dolly, in the ranks of the barnyard cloned. Xena’s…
Plant pathologists from Cornell University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have found that hypericin (pronounced hi-PARIS-in), an active…
The discovery of a cellular “fat switch” — described in the 11 August issue of the international journal, Science —…
Arctic temperatures in the late 20th century, which were the warmest in four centuries, have been accompanied by a variety…
Some hear choruses singing folk songs, others hear Mozart or even the Glenn Miller Orchestra — but there is no…
Scientists analyzing some of the oldest-known rocks on Earth have discovered for the first time a way to recover from…
Obesity is more prevalent among African Americans than among Caucasians. In a retrospective study of 447 African American subjects published…
The human brain is wired with natural checks and balances that control negative emotions, but breakdowns in this regulatory system…
Coffee drinkers seem to be at increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, suggests research in the Annals of the Rheumatic…
As the Russian service module “Zvezda” nears its July 25 rendezvous with the International Space Station, stargazers and space enthusiasts…
Dr. Michael Kuhar and a team of neuroscientists at the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center of Emory University have found…
In the August issue of The American Journal of Human Genetics, Celia Greenwood and colleagues present evidence for a major…
War is never a game, but one expert has brought game theory to bear on defending against incoming ballistic missile…
A new study backs up what the etiquette books have been saying all along, that a firm handshake helps makes…
Being born in the early part of a year may affect a child’s success in sport, school and self-esteem according…
Johns Hopkins scientists have produced a compound capable of rapidly turning off appetite in mice and causing weight loss similar…