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Duke Researchers Show Reading Can Help Obese Kids Lose Weight

Duke Researchers Show Reading Can Help Obese Kids Lose Weight

   It’s no secret that reading is beneficial. But can it help kids lose weight? In the first study to look at the impact of literature on obese adolescents, researchers at Duke Children’s Hospital discovered that reading the right type of novel may make a difference.

Posted : Sat, Oct 04, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

NASA Selects Science Teams for Astrobiology Institute

NASA Selects Science Teams for Astrobiology Institute

   NASA has awarded five-year grants, averaging $7 million each, to 10 research teams from across the country to study the origins, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.

Posted : Fri, Oct 03, 2008

Category : Science / Space News

Duke Study: Knee Replacement Improves Mobility at Any Age

Duke Study: Knee Replacement Improves Mobility at Any Age

   The study's findings could help doctors and patients make more informed decisions when considering the procedure.

Posted : Tue, Sep 30, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

NASA Orbiter Reveals Rock Fracture Plumbing on Mars

NASA Orbiter Reveals Rock Fracture Plumbing on Mars

   NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has revealed hundreds of small fractures exposed on the Martian surface that billions of years ago directed flows of water through underground Martian sandstone.

Posted : Thu, Sep 25, 2008

Category : Science / Space News

Study confirms benefit of combination therapy for Alzheimers disease

Study confirms benefit of combination therapy for Alzheimers disease

   First long-term study finds that treatment slows symptom progression, benefits last for years

Posted : Mon, Sep 22, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

Duke Medical Team Finds Genetic Link Between Immune and Nerve Systems

Duke Medical Team Finds Genetic Link Between Immune and Nerve Systems

   Duke University Medical Center researchers have discovered genetic links between the nervous system and the immune system in a well-studied worm, and the findings could illuminate new approaches to human therapies.

Posted : Fri, Sep 19, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

AARP Study Reveals Nearly 700,000 Foreclosures, Delinquencies Involve Homeowners Aged 50 and Over

AARP Study Reveals Nearly 700,000 Foreclosures, Delinquencies Involve Homeowners Aged 50 and Over

   Older holders of subprime first mortgages are 17 times more likely to be in foreclosure than are older holders of prime loans.

Posted : Fri, Sep 19, 2008

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

Study Shows High Gum Disease Rates in Rural Appalachia, Sheds Light on Reasons for Tooth Loss

Study Shows High Gum Disease Rates in Rural Appalachia, Sheds Light on Reasons for Tooth Loss

   Research on 445 families centered in two Pennsylvania towns and two West Virginia counties shows that 80 percent of adults suffer from more severe forms of periodontal disease.

Posted : Sun, Sep 14, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

New Research Shows Physical Therapy as Effective as Arthroscopic Knee Surgery

New Research Shows Physical Therapy as Effective as Arthroscopic Knee Surgery

   New England Journal of Medicine Study Questions Value of Knee Surgery

Posted : Sun, Sep 14, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

Creation of Global Biofuels Industry Will Be Far More Difficult than Previously Thought, Accenture Study Finds

Creation of Global Biofuels Industry Will Be Far More Difficult than Previously Thought, Accenture Study Finds

   Despite the emerging biofuels market, the creation of a global biofuels industry will be much more difficult to achieve than originally thought, according to findings of an Accenture (NYSE: ACN) study released today.

Posted : Mon, Sep 08, 2008

Category : Science / Environment News

New Study Assesses the Impact of Soft Drink Availability in Elementary Schools on Consumption

New Study Assesses the Impact of Soft Drink Availability in Elementary Schools on Consumption

   The consumption of soft drinks is generally considered to be a contributing factor in childhood obesity.

Posted : Tue, Sep 02, 2008

Category : Science / General-Sciences News

U-M recruiting volunteers for Alzheimer’s disease studies

U-M recruiting volunteers for Alzheimer’s disease studies

   Scientists in nationwide studies seek to block progression of Alzheimer’s disease with novel medication that targets the source

Posted : Fri, Aug 29, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

NASA and Challenger Center Combining Efforts for Students

NASA and Challenger Center Combining Efforts for Students

   NASA and the Challenger Center for Space Science Education, Alexandria, Va., announced Thursday a cooperative Space Act Agreement to work together to encourage students to focus more on science, technology, engineering and mathematic studies and programs.

Posted : Thu, Aug 28, 2008

Category : Science / Space News

Cardiac Resynchronization: Race, Age, Geography Matter, Study Shows

Cardiac Resynchronization: Race, Age, Geography Matter, Study Shows

   Race, age, and geography appear to play important roles in who receives cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT), a proven treatment for some patients with heart failure, say researchers at Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI).

Posted : Fri, Aug 15, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

Low Vitamin D Levels Pose Large Threat To Health

Low Vitamin D Levels Pose Large Threat To Health

   Researchers at Johns Hopkins are reporting what is believed to be the most conclusive evidence to date that inadequate levels of vitamin D, obtained from milk, fortified cereals and exposure to sunlight, lead to substantially increased risk of death.

Posted : Thu, Aug 14, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

Yale Researchers Discover Tiny Cellular Antennae Trigger Neural Stem Cells

Yale Researchers Discover Tiny Cellular Antennae Trigger Neural Stem Cells

   Yale University scientists today reported evidence suggesting that the tiny cilia found on brain cells of mammals, thought to be vestiges of a primeval past, actually play a critical role in relaying molecular signals that spur creation of neurons in an area of the brain involved in mood, learning and memory.

Posted : Tue, Aug 12, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

Skin Cancer is the Fastest Growing Cancer in the U.S.

Skin Cancer is the Fastest Growing Cancer in the U.S.

   One in five Americans will get skin cancer, with one American dying every hour from melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer so, now is the time to get your skin checked for suspicious-looking moles and lesions.

Posted : Tue, Aug 12, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

Climate change caused widespread tree death in California mountain range, study confirms

Climate change caused widespread tree death in California mountain range, study confirms

   In just 30 years, plants moved up the mountain an average of 213 feet.

Posted : Tue, Aug 12, 2008

Category : Science / Health News

NASA Data Show Some African Drought Linked to Warmer Indian Ocean

NASA Data Show Some African Drought Linked to Warmer Indian Ocean

   A new study, co-funded by NASA, has identified a link between a warming Indian Ocean and less rainfall in eastern and southern Africa.

Posted : Wed, Aug 06, 2008

Category : Science / Space News

FDA Reviewing Biomoda Submission for Cancer Screening Study

FDA Reviewing Biomoda Submission for Cancer Screening Study

   Biomoda, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: BMOD) , a development stage medical diagnostics company, submitted to the FDA a pre-IDE protocol for a clinical study using Biomoda's proprietary assay for detection of early lung cancer in veterans.

Posted : Mon, Aug 04, 2008

Category : Science / Health News
 
 
 
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