Could People Raise Their Own Protein Sources?
...an asset.” Pearce’s co-authors are interdisciplinary and include Michigan Tech students Theresa Meyer and Alexis Pascaris, along with David Denkenberger [...]
Sugar is a Toxin to a Child’s Brain
...with a University of Southern California research group has shown in a rodent model that daily consumption of sugar-sweetened [...]
What Are ‘Zombie Genes?’
...that provide basic cellular functions and are commonly used in research studies to show the quality of the tissue. Another group of genes, known to [...]
Reading Skills Help Proficiency in Other Subjects
...and math. Yet in each case, the connectivity fingerprint was the same, and he was able to identify dyslexia with 94% accuracy whether testing [...]
Intellectual Disability is Second Greatest Risk for Death From COVID-19
...Jefferson Health examined how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected this group, which makes up 1-3% of the US population. The study, published today in [...]
A Bad Heart = A Bad Brain
...disease. Possible reasons include impaired blood supply to the brain and dysfunction of the hippocampus, which is the memory’s control [...]
The Damage Done by Snoring
...processes,” says Farhan Shah, one of the researchers in the group. Research group has now begun to experimentally grow [...]
Study Looks at Digital-Free Holidays and Travelers’ Experiences
...tended to have withdrawal symptoms related to being unable to report safety or kill time. Couple, group, and solo travelers Participants traveling [...]
Reducing Alcohol Intake May Help People Quit Smoking
...links between the two. They studied the nicotine metabolite ratio, an index of nicotine metabolism, in a group of 22 daily smokers who were seeking [...]
I Love You Man: The Social Needs of Men
...etc. Men tend to keep a small group of friends. Even with social media, men tend to keep smaller tighter core groups. Because men [...]
