Health & Medicine
Managing ‘internal clocks’ of post-harvest vegetables for health
24 Jun 2013
Vegetables and fruits don’t die the moment they are harvested; they respond to their environment for days, light can be used to coax them to make more cancer-fighting antioxidants at certain times of day
Targeted drug delivery could be transformed by microbubble technology
By By Michael Jones | 24 Jun 2013
Yale study reveals smoking is undertreated compared to other chronic conditions
By By Stacey Buba | 22 Jun 2013
WHO warns of new deadly SARS-like virus
20 Jun 2013
The virus is not unknown but the virulent strain is known to be resistant to most drugs available.
For some, it matters who's donating an organ, blood
By By Jared Wadley | 20 Jun 2013
Seeing the human pulse
20 Jun 2013
Yale research projects exploring new uses for failed drugs get NIH funding
By By Bill Hathaway | 19 Jun 2013
Fast-acting virus targets melanoma in mice
By By Bill Hathaway | 17 Jun 2013
Children help reveal diabetes trigger
14 Jun 2013
Yale researchers unravel genetics of dyslexia and language impairment
By By Karen N. Peart | 14 Jun 2013
New research links body clocks to osteoarthritis
13 Jun 2013
Brain’s ‘dark side’ linked to cocaine addiction
13 Jun 2013
Researchers find diabetes drug increases efficacy of anti-cancer therapies in melanoma treatment
12 Jun 2013
Researchers reveal malaria's deadly grip
12 Jun 2013
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