This Science Daily Research Update is long overdue so let us jump right into the details. Today’s update highlights new and interesting research, such as the relationship of weight loss and vitamin D, several new studies on pregnancy (low birth weight, flu, and depression), the genetic link among anxiety, depression, and insomnia, REM Sleep and […]
Today’s The Scientist Research News Update brings about a very interesting round of new research. For example, check out these articles that discuss: the control of a prosethetic or robotic arm using an implanted brain electrode may be easier than initially believed, the role of white brain matter in human learning, the injection of growth […]
The July 21rst edition of the NIH/NIMH Research News Update highlights new information that includes evidence-based prevention of suicide in the military, depression is more strongly related to stress rather than a gene, more on stimulants and sudden death, a brief one-time intervention helps to reduce sexually transmitted diseases in African American males, and the […]
Dr. Philip Thorpe, Ph.D., lead researcher of the Bavituximab study [1] reviewed on this website, recently agreed to conduct an interview with The Behavioral Medicine Report. The original review of his research turned out to be a highly accessed article that justified a follow-up interview with Dr. Thorpe. I also wanted to clarify my understanding […]
The highlights of the July 8th edition of the ‘The Scientist Research News Update” are that Elsevier launches a new tool to aid researchers who apply for grants, an antiviral drug boosts the life span of mice with possible application to humans, NIH modifies its policy for stem cell consent rules, and a promising new […]
Today brings about the second installment of the The Scientist Research News Update. I have been very pleased with the reception of our “Research News Update” series, and I will keep them coming! Here are the most recent The Scientist reviews of new research that includes the EEG and sleep, a new genetic treatment, tumors […]
Latent viruses and their damaging effects and possible cures are an intense focus of current research efforts. I not aware of any cure for these elusive latent viruses, who are virtually undetectable by the immune system during latent stages. Examples of latent viruses include herpes, Epstein Bar, and Cytomegalovirus. Latent viruses are suspected, and occasionally […]
Today’s update details new research which covers a broad spectrum of health related topics, such as hypnotherapy treatment for ulcerative colitis, yet another reason not to smoke, even more benefits of exercise, IQ and physical attractiveness lead to more money, computerized games can keep the elderly mentally sharp, and the EEG predicts neurological recovery in […]
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