FredBloggs007flipped into HealthHealth Common drugs may alter gut bacteria and increase health risksMedical News Today - By Maria Cohut, Ph.D. A new study has found that many common drugs — including those that treat diabetes, digestive problems, bacterial infections, and even depression — …
Auroraflipped into Cutting EdgeDNA Lab-grown mini brains shed light on how humans split from great apesTNW - The ConversationHumans diverged from chimpanzees and other great apes roughly 6m years ago. But despite us being closely related, human brains are vastly different – enabling us to engage in complex language, science,
Mashableflipped into Latest NewsDNA Find out what your mutt really is with these dog DNA tests on saleMashable - Haley HenschelTL;DR: You can save $15 to $20 on dog DNA kits from Wisdom Panel and Embark by applying certain coupon codes at checkout. Many dogs' ancestries can be somewhat determined just by looking at them. If your
Autosport.comflipped into Autosport.com NewsDNA Video: How F1's best and worst cars of 1994 shared the same DNAautosport.com The 1994 Benetton is remembered for helping Michael Schumacher to his first Formula 1 title, but it also shared DNA with what was regularly the worst …
aperçu énergieflipped into DiscoveriesGenetics Breakthrough Gene-Editing Tool is Better Than CRISPRGeek - By Stephanie Mlot A team from MIT and Harvard developed a new CRISPR genome-editing approach that can make extremely precise DNA edits. The breakthrough tool, known as …
Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesScience Wisconsin bald eagle had so much lead in system it couldn't hold its head up, rescuers sayFox News - Morgan PhillipsA bald eagle found in Wisconsin succumbed to lead toxicity levels four times that at which it could function, dying Monday after wildlife experts had tried to nurse her back to health. The Northwoods Center
Popular Scienceflipped into AnimalsWhales What’s big, lives underwater, and fights climate change with its body and booty? Whale give you one guess.Popular Science - Sara Kiley WatsonScientists’ have known about the mammals’ carbon-storing powers for years. Now international authorities are getting on message. When Ralph Chami was 14, he wanted to be an oceanographer. Instead, he a
The Conversation AfricaAfrica Pasha 41: Taking a look at measles in the DRCtheconversation.com - Ozayr Patel The measles outbreak in the DRC is the largest and most fatal in the world this year. What started in one section of the country has now spread to …
National GeographicWhales Baby Blue Whale Nursing (Exclusive Drone Footage)National GeographicVoice of LEIGH TORRES, MARINE ECOLOGIST AND ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AT OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY/WAITT GRANTEE: We believe this is the first time that there’s been any aerial footage
Falconflipped into Animal CutiesAnimals Restaurant Won't Allow Emotional Support Animals Because They're Not Trained for Serviceupworthy.com It is no secret that people have started to take advantage of the idea of "emotional support animals" to get their pets access to places where they …
NBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesGenealogy 35-year-old cold case murder in Wisconsin solved using DNA and genealogy, police sayNBC News - Doha MadaniPhilip Cross, who died of a drug overdose in 2012, was identified as a suspect in the 1984 murder after police compared DNA to a genealogy database. Authorities in the Milwaukee area solved the 35-year-old
Parents Magazineflipped into All StoriesFertility At-Home Fertility Tests and Treatments: Understanding the Pros and ConsParents Magazine - Maressa Brown From at-home IVF kits to comprehensive DIY hormone tests that ship right to your door, the latest technology is empowering people who are trying to …
Engadgetflipped into Latest NewsStem Cells Spay and neuter your pets -- and then bank their stem cellsEngadget - Igor BonifacicThanks to a company Gallant, you can then use the cells to treat your dog at a later date. Being man's best friend has a number of perks, one of which is that dogs get access to all the latest medical
Reutersflipped into Health & LifestyleEli Lilly Eli Lilly to target cancer drug developers for dealsReuters - by Manas Mishra in Bengaluru(Reuters) - Eli Lilly and Co will target cancer drug developers for deals, Chief Executive Officer Dave Ricks said on a post-earnings conference call on Wednesday. "Probably because of the number of opportunities,
Matt Magnusonflipped into HealthE.coli More E.coli infections caused by bad toilet hygiene than undercooked meatsciencefocus.com - Sara Rigby E.coli is often transmitted directly from human to human, with faeces being the main source. The E.coli bacteria is more likely to be spread through …
Wayne Neumannflipped into MScience108Science 300-million-year-old ‘Tully Monster’ may not be the creature scientists thought it wassciencemag.org - Sid Perkins The mysterious “Tully Monster,” a 15-centimeter-long, stalk-eyed creature (artist’s concept above) that swarmed the seas of what is now Illinois more …
Passionfish12flipped into FIRST DO NO HARMScience Scientists Program CRISPR to Fight Viruses in Human Cellsscientificamerican.com - Tanya Lewis CRISPR is usually thought of as a laboratory tool to edit DNA in order to fix genetic defects or enhance certain traits—but the mechanism originally …
Louise Sharmanflipped into Twitching The World n OzzCoffee Worst Home Products From Consumer Reports' Testsconsumerreports.org - By Haniya Rae At Consumer Reports, we run thousands of products through thousands of tests each year to find the ones that provide the best performance and value. …
The Conversation UKflipped into Conversation UKPhytoplankton Tropical ocean bacteria help pump CO2 out of the atmosphere - new studyThe Conversation UK - Pearse James Buchanan and Richard Matear and Zanna Chase What will our climate look like in 200 years? The answer to this question depends on our emissions of greenhouse gases, but also on all the complex …
Futurity NewsSleep Does cellular sleep hold the key to aging?futurity.org - Mikayla Mace-Arizona New information about cellular sleep could lead to interventions in the aging process. As we age, more and more of our cells enter a coma-like state, …
TJPSPflipped into Science Of NowCancer Aging and cancer: A surprising two way relationshipMedical News Today A new study has shown that the relationship between aging and cancer may be more intimate and complex than previously thought. In fact, some aspects …
Women's HealthDisease Is It A Parasite—Or Just A Stomach Bug? Here's How To TellWomen's Health - By Ashley MateoParasites are organisms that live by stealing nutrients from their hosts, and they often sound like something straight out of a sci-fi movie (picture that chest-bursting scene from Alien). But the reality
Nerdistflipped into ScienceMosquitoes New GMO Mosquitoes Aim to Eradicate Malaria, But Could Be DisastrousNerdist - Matthew Hart Researchers at the Ruth Müller Lab in Terni, Italy have just taken a big step in testing the viability of genetically modified mosquitoes that could …
Algae Development of a high-productivity, halophilic, thermotolerant microalnature.com - Lukas R. Dahlin, Alida T. Gerritsen, Calvin A. Henard, Stefanie Van Wychen, Jeffrey G. Linger, Yuliya Kunde, Blake T. Hovde, Shawn R. Starkenburg, Matthew C. Posewitz, Michael T. Guarnieri Sheehan, J., Dunahay, T., Benemann, J. & Roessler, P. Look back at the U. S. Department of Energy’s Aquatic Species Program: Biodiesel from Algae; …
Jimmy Butler Legends Say Jimmy Butler Had Heat DNA Long Before He Arrived in Miamiheatnation.com - Omar Guerrero If Jimmy Butler had ever wondered whether he fits in the Miami Heat organization or not, there are three Heat legends who can attest that he …
Population Humpback whale population on the riseearthsky.org - By Eleanor Imster After a near-miss with extinction, a population of humpback whales in the South Atlantic has rebounded. A population of humpback whales in the South …
Gizmodoflipped into ScienceScience The Bacteria That Cause Stomach Ulcers Are Becoming Drug-Resistant, Too<i></i>Gizmodo - Ed Cara A common bacterial infection that causes stomach ulcers and cancer has gotten increasingly harder to fend off, according to new preliminary research …
Sean O'Reillyflipped into Conservation collation: Global and Local - A personal collation by the IHBC's Director New York CityBehold the New York City Street Tree Map: An Interactive Map That Catalogues the 700,000 Trees Shading the Streets of Newopenculture.com - by Josh Jones It may sound odd, but one of the things I miss most about living in New York City is the ability to hop on a bus or train, or walk a few blocks from …
Mark Rollinsflipped into BIO 160Jellyfish 13 Weirdly Fascinating Facts About Jellyfishrd.com - Johanna Read Think you know all there is to know about jellyfish? Think again. These simple invertebrates are a lot more complex than you might realize. Jellyfish …
Medicine NIH and Gates Foundation launch effort to bring genetic cures for HIV, sickle cell disease to world’s poorstatnews.com - Sharon Begley The National Institutes of Health and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will together invest at least $200 million over the next four years to …
