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Researchers discover rare new species of deep-diving whale

2014-02-05
Researchers have identified a new species of mysterious beaked whale based on the study of seven animals stranded on remote tropical islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans over the past ...

Attractive professional cyclists are faster

2014-02-05
In a range of species, females show clear preferences when it comes to the choice of their partner – they decide on the basis of external features like antler size or plumage coloration whether a male will be a good ...

National poll shows public divided on genetic testing to predict cancer risk

2014-02-05
A national poll from the University of Utah's Huntsman Cancer Institute shows 34 percent of respondents would ...

'False memories' -- the hidden side of our good memory

2014-02-05
Justice blindly trusts human memory. Every year throughout the world hundreds of thousands of court cases are heard based solely on the testimony of somebody who swears that they are reproducing exactly an ...

People who know their 'heart age' make greater improvements to their heart health

2014-02-05
Risk scores for diseases such as CVD are usually presented as the percent chance of contracting the disease within the next ten years. The Heart Age Calculator, http://www.heartage.me, uses the same ...

Detection of Down syndrome during pregnancy improves for younger women

2014-02-05
New figures from the National Down Syndrome Cytogenetic Register (NDSCR) based at Queen Mary University of London, reveal the proportion of Down syndrome cases diagnosed antenatally ...

Water supply availability 'to dominate US natural resource management'

2014-02-05
Water supply is the most pressing environmental issue facing the United States according to a survey of policy makers and scientists revealed in a new publication in BioScience by researchers ...

Towards tailor-made adhesives

2014-02-05
Tape, self-adhesive labels, Post-it notes and masking tape all contain soft adhesives. This makes them easy to remove—a process referred ...

Graphene 'sandwich' improves images of biomolecules

2014-02-05
By sandwiching a biological molecule between sheets of graphene, researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have obtained atomic-level images of the molecule in its natural watery environment. The ...

Uncovering the drivers of honey bee colony declines and losses

2014-02-05
NEW YORK – February 5, 2014 – EcoHealth Alliance, a nonprofit organization that focuses on local conservation and global ...

Innovative technique creates large skin flaps for full-face resurfacing

2014-02-05
Philadelphia, Pa. (February 4, 2014) - Patients with massive ...

Research results show new way for cholesterol treatment

2014-02-05
PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 5-Feb-2014 [ | E-mail ] var addthis_pub="eurekalert"; var addthis_options = "favorites, delicious, digg, facebook, twitter, google, newsvine, reddit, slashdot, stumbleupon, buzz, more" Share Contact: Simon Glerup sg@biokemi.au.dk 45-51-22-17-27 Aarhus University Research results show new way for cholesterol treatment A basic research project from Aarhus University now sheds new light on the pharmaceutical industry's new hope in the field of cholesterol treatment; the results show that there is apparently another and just as effective ...

Inner workings of a cellular nanomotor revealed

2014-02-05
Our cells produce thousands of proteins but more than one-third of these proteins can fulfill their function only after migrating to the outside of the cell. While it is known that protein migration occurs ...

Sociable receptors: In pairs, in groups or in a crowd

2014-02-05
This news release is available in German. When cells migrate in the body, for instance, ...

Penn study reveals genetics impact risk of early menopause among some female smokers

2014-02-05
PHILADELPHA - New research is lighting up yet another ...

Fewer than half of women attend recommended doctors visits after childbirth

2014-02-05
Medical associations widely recommend that women visit their obstetricians and primary care doctors shortly after giving ...

Brain development -- the pivotal role of the stem cell environment

2014-02-05
This news release is available in German. Higher mammals, such as humans, ...

Forest emissions, wildfires explain why ancient Earth was so hot

2014-02-05
PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 5-Feb-2014 [ | E-mail ] var addthis_pub="eurekalert"; var addthis_options = "favorites, delicious, digg, facebook, twitter, google, newsvine, reddit, slashdot, stumbleupon, buzz, more" Share Contact: Kevin Dennehy kevin.dennehy@yale.edu 203-436-4842 Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies Forest emissions, wildfires explain why ancient Earth was so hot The release of volatile organic compounds from forests and smoke from wildfires 3 million years ago had a far greater impact on global warming than ancient atmospheric levels ...

Electronically controlled drugs could minimize side effects

2014-02-05
Potential side effects of many of today's therapeutic drugs can be downright frightening — just listen carefully to a drug commercial on TV. These effects often occur when a drug is active throughout ...

Approach helps identify new biofuel sources that don't require farmland

2014-02-05
While the debate over using crops for fuel continues, scientists are now reporting a new, fast approach to develop biofuel in a way that doesn't require removing valuable farmland from ...

Mounting evidence links lead's toxic effects to criminal behavior

2014-02-05
When crime rates drop, politicians like to give themselves pats on the back for being "tough on crime." But a new theory explaining why violence has declined across the country since the 1990s ...

How to tell when bubbly goes bad before popping the cork

2014-02-05
In the rare case that New Year's revelers have a bottle of leftover bubbly, they have no way to tell if it'll stay good until they pop the cork and taste it at the next celebration. But now scientists ...

Longevity mutation found in flies far and wide

2014-02-05
PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — For years, researchers have been investigating how mutations of a gene called Indy (for "I'm Not Dead Yet") affect metabolism, life span, and reproductive fitness in both mammals ...

Rural primary care physicians offer insight into rural women's health care

2014-02-05
Women living in rural communities are less likely than urban-dwelling women to receive sufficient mental health care, in large part due to limited access to services and societal stigma, according to medicine ...

Decriminalizing pot may land more kids in the ER

2014-02-05
WASHINGTON — States that decriminalized marijuana saw dramatic increases in children requiring medical intervention, although the overall number of unintentional marijuana exposures among children remained ...
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