Noteworthy Web Articles: November 2013
Wellness News You Can Use -- Right Now!
- FDA bans 23andme personal genetic tests
- Salt in medicines 'poses a health risk'
- It's Never Too Late to Benefit from Exercise
- Hard Day’s Night: Skin Cells Follow the Sun
- E-cigarettes a New Route to Youth Smoking Addiction
- High-fat Diet Speeds Breast Cancer Development
- Sugary Drinks Increase Cancer Risk
- Food to Fight Cancer (multi-part series; free registration required)
- Nuts Linked to Lower Death Rate, Weight
- Bitter Melon Extract May Fight Head, Neck Cancer
- Protein-packed Breakfast Curbs Morning Appetite
- More Chocolate Linked to Lower Body Fat Level
- Berkeley Lab Researchers Get a Detailed Look at a DNA Repair Protein in Action
- Physicists decode decision circuit of cancer metastasis
- What is it About Your Face?
- Understanding who is most susceptible to West Nile virus
- Rare earths in bacteria
- Resistance is futile
- “Flipping the switch” reveals new compounds with antibiotic potential
- Eye cells could help diagnose Alzheimer's disease
- How do we balance needs of energy, water, and climate?
- Biologists ID new cancer weakness
- Suit challenging Google's digital library dropped
- Doctors Identify a New Knee Ligament
- MU Researcher Finds Way to Reduce Unnecessary Lab Tests, Decrease Patient Costs by Modifying Software Design
- Evidence of 3.5 billion-year-old bacterial ecosystems found in Australia
- Rare New Microbe Found in Two Distant Clean Rooms
- A bio patch that can regrow bone
- Carnegie Mellon Researchers Use Inkblots To Improve Security of Online Passwords
- UConn Chemist Discovers New Way to Stabilize Proteins
- Can this sneaky chimp read minds?
- Powerful tool for genetic engineering
- Aging erodes genetic control, but it’s flexible
- Inexpensive ‘nano-camera’ can operate at the speed of light
- Laughs from Lab
- The Worst Jobs in Science and Three Awesome Ones