This study highlights the possibility of discovering individual-level markers of brain connectivity and related behavior that could be used to personalize educational and clinical interventions.
This research takes a promising step toward breaking down Type 2 diabetes in more detail, but we still need to know more about these subtypes before we can understand what this means for people living with the condition.
Although global mercury emissions have reportedly plateaued, this study indicates that ocean warming and fishing have a role in modulating mercury concentrations in fish.
This research marks the first time a new sub-type of Group M HIV virus has been identified since guidelines for classifying new strains of HIV were established in 2000.
This research focuses on the application of drone technology to collect data for the design process, creating new knowledge that culminates in the development of new design methods.
Since these younger groups will form the future adult U.S. population, this research suggests that inequality in old age mortality is likely to decline going forward.
This research builds on previous work by Reich and colleagues at the Max Planck Institute, in which they analyzed an ancient pinky bone uncovered by Russian archaeologists in the Siberian Denisova Cave in 2008.
There are no instances of an ongoing experiment focusing on goat grazing, and this research, which we can continue for five years, will provide an excellent opportunity to obtain a significant amount of data.
However, the current study suggests that the association between longer sleep duration and higher risk of stroke was independent of normal risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
The objective of this study is to examine the association between impulsivity and weight status in a large sample of the adult general population in France, and the influence of gender on this relationship.
The new research is part of an emerging approach to applying rigorous statistical analysis, traditionally known from the study of biological evolution, to cultural evolution.
The current study was designed to answer that question and to investigate whether a different type of drug could relieve symptoms without leading to augmentation.
The current study provides a much-needed baseline model for low- and middle-income countries and provides a“one health” perspective to which future data can be added.
Sulforaphane has been studied previously for its effects on cancer, but this study shows that its benefit is in inhibiting the breast cancer stem cells.
Future studies are needed to examine whether the findings can be translated to humans, but the research suggests that the microbiome may represent a promising target in the development of long-term weight management solutions.
The objective of this study was to investigate the association between COPD and levels of obesity in a nationally representative sample of non-Hispanic white never-smokers.
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