Apr 29 2011
Why You Should Be Excited for Rainbow-Colored Poo
We're excited about rainbow-colored poo. And it brought us even closer to our readers this week!
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Apr 11 2011
Limb Regrowth Now Possible in Some Mammals
Understanding how cells become multipotent may help researchers create new treatments for patients' wounds -- limb-related or otherwise.
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Apr 07 2011
Most Women Would Not Trade Anything to Be Thin
A new survey finds that most college women won't give up anything to be thinner.
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Apr 05 2011
Work Hours May Predict Heart Disease Risk
Work-related stress as a result of longer hours can take a toll on your personal health.
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Apr 04 2011
Measles: The Human Cost of Vaccine Fraud
A measles outbreak that hospitalized nearly a dozen children in Minneapolis can be traced back to one doctor's fraud.
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Mar 29 2011
Lasers Detect Melanoma Better than Doctors
The dual-laser technique developed at Duke University correctly diagnosed melanoma 11/11 times in a recent trial.
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Mar 25 2011
Plastic Surgery Procedures Rise Among Men
Men increasingly went under the knife in 2010, although women are still seeking surgery in larger numbers.
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Mar 24 2011
A Way to Fight the AIDS Virus With a Virus
Radical new research proposes using an engineered virus that hitchhikes with HIV and gets in its way.
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Mar 23 2011
1896 X-Ray Machine Fired Up Again
The pioneering device took 90-minute exposures and delivered a radiation dose 1,500 times greater than today's machines.
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Mar 17 2011
Wearable Scanner Studies Brain in Tandem with Behavior
The donut-shaped RatCAP is allowing researchers to study brain activity on the go.
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