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By Mar 27, 2019
Health

Taxing soda would help make kids healthier

American kids consume far more added sugar than is recommended.
By Sep 16, 2016
Health

Feed Or Starve A Sickness? It Depends On The Infection

Fasting eases bacterial, but not viral, illnesses in mice
By May 27, 2016
Health

New Test Could Tell Whether Comatose Patients Will Wake Up

The secret is in the brain's sugar consumption
By Jan 27, 2016
Health

Sweat Sensors Track Athletes’ Health

Coming soon to a fitness tracker near you
By Jun 18, 2015
Health

Scientists Are Growing A Human Placenta On A Chip

In order to understand how the organ selectively transmits cells from mother to child
By Jun 9, 2014
Science

Teasing Out Fact From Hype In The War On Fructose

The nitty-gritty on sugar
By May 14, 2013
Science

Cornstarch Replaces Cyanide In Clean New Gold Extraction Method

Scientists accidentally discover a new way to isolate gold that is much safer than existing processes, which use toxic cyanide.
By Feb 13, 2013
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Gene Therapy Cures Diabetic Dogs In Only One Shot

After one treatment, beagles were symptom-free up to four years later.
By Jun 13, 2012
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Glucose-Powered Fuel Cell Could Use Your Body’s Resources to Drive Neural Prosthetics

Future neural prosthetics could not only tap into brain signals, but also brain fluids, using the cerebrospinal medium to power...
By Nov 11, 2011
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Genetic Tweak Creates a Mouse With Super-Endurance

Researchers from University of Lausanne and EPFL University in Switzerland have developed genetically altered mice that have far higher physical...