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Photosynthetic Heart

July 18, 2017

Photosynthetic bacteria may keep heart tissue oxygenated after a heart attack.

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Fighting Fungi

July 12, 2017

Scientists may learn how to deal with fungal disease by fighting a frog pandemic.

Read moreFighting Fungi

Mosquito-Killing Fungi

July 10, 2017

Scorpion and spider genes boost a fungi’s mosquito-killing ability.

Read moreMosquito-Killing Fungi

Stem Cell Colon Tissue

June 30, 2017

Lab mice with human colon tissue could help researchers fight colon cancer.

Read moreStem Cell Colon Tissue

Chronic Pain Receptors

June 9, 2017

Stopping pain may require getting pain meds inside nerve cells.

Read moreChronic Pain Receptors

Binge-Eating Brain Cells

May 26, 2017

Activating neurons in the subthalamus region of the brain caused mice to binge eat.

Read moreBinge-Eating Brain Cells

Hospital Microbiome Project

May 25, 2017

What happens to the microbes people bring to a hospital after it first opens?

Read moreHospital Microbiome Project

Hardy Ancient Microbes

May 15, 2017

What helped certain kinds of bacteria survive through the ages and eventually thrive in hospitals?

Read moreHardy Ancient Microbes

Seizure Patterns

May 10, 2017

Why do particular black and white patterns trigger seizures?

Read moreSeizure Patterns

Beta-Blocking Sunscreen

May 9, 2017

A common blood pressure drug could prevent skin cancer.

Read moreBeta-Blocking Sunscreen

Oxytocin, Opioids & Sociability

May 5, 2017

A drug used to treat drug addiction offers clues into the brain chemistry behind autism.

Read moreOxytocin, Opioids & Sociability

Reading Infant Pain

May 4, 2017

Scientists measure babies’ pain via their brains.

Read moreReading Infant Pain

Synthetic Mucus

April 27, 2017

Why are scientists trying to replicate mucus in the lab?

Read moreSynthetic Mucus

Oxygen-Deprived Mole-rats

April 21, 2017

An odd-looking little mammal uses a trick from the plant kingdom to survive without oxygen.

Read moreOxygen-Deprived Mole-rats

Rapid Infection Detection

April 20, 2017

Scientists adapt a genetic engineering tool to the task of quickly diagnosing infections.

Read moreRapid Infection Detection

Complex Cholesterol

April 19, 2017

Researchers are using good cholesterol, or HDL, as a window into inflammation and disease.

Read moreComplex Cholesterol

Long-Lasting Sunscreen

April 10, 2017

It’s annoying to have to reapply sunscreens throughout the day, and researchers are working on longer-lasting versions.

Read moreLong-Lasting Sunscreen

Historical Smell Mismatch

April 6, 2017

The mismatch between the smells in the environment we evolved in and the one we live in today could impact our health.

Read moreHistorical Smell Mismatch

Contact Lens Biosensor

April 5, 2017

Monitoring blood sugar and testing for cancer bio-markers with a contact lens.

Read moreContact Lens Biosensor

Telomeres & Heart Disease

April 4, 2017

Medical researchers make strides in fighting a widespread heart condition.

Read moreTelomeres & Heart Disease

Venomous Guppies

March 31, 2017

A little fish fends off attack with a heroin-like toxin.

Read moreVenomous Guppies

Importance of Smell

March 22, 2017

Losing the sense of smell can have unexpected consequences.

Read moreImportance of Smell

Full Body PET Scanner

March 20, 2017

A full-body PET scanner could help medical researchers understand how different body systems interact.

Read moreFull Body PET Scanner

Robotic Microsurgery

March 17, 2017

Precise, minimally invasive robotic surgery could improve outcomes for cochlear implant patients.

Read moreRobotic Microsurgery
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