Archive of articles published on the 19th of January 2011

Antioxidants may improve chances of conceiving in male subfertility
Study suggests possible new treatment for severe 2009 H1N1 infection
Answers to black hole evolution beyond the horizon?
Drug used to treat heavy periods will stop trauma patients bleeding to death
The Orion nebula: Still full of surprises
More asteroids could have made life's ingredients
Unlocking the secret(ase) of building neural circuits
Parental divorce linked to suicidal thoughts
Survey reveals potential innovation gap in the US
Stress, anxiety both boon and bane to brain
Robotic ghost knifefish is born
Unfolding pathogenesis in Parkinson's
New reactor paves the way for efficiently producing fuel from sunlight
Death in the bat caves: UC Davis experts call for action against fast-moving disease
Case Western Reserve and Athersys show regenerative benefit of MultiStem after spinal cord injury
Man, volcanoes and the sun have influenced Europe's climate over recent centuries
Data matrix codes used to catalogue archaeological heritage
Fears of Ontario pharmacy shortage after slashed generic drug prices unfounded: UBC research
Molecular battle in cancer cells offers clues for treatment
Biological clock ticks slower for female birds who choose good mates
Malignant brain tumors: Benefit of PET and PET/CT in the detection of recurrences is not assessable
A mathematical model for moving bottlenecks in road traffic
Girls who are bullied are at risk for substance use through depression
Pitt study: End-of-life decisions take longer if patient hasn't shared wishes with family
A second language gives toddlers an edge
Study finds celiac patients can eat hydrolyzed wheat flour
Wayne State University study predicts risk of memory loss in healthy, older adults
HIV-positive head and neck cancer patients benefit from radiation therapy
Migraines and headaches present no risk to cognitive function
New Pediatrics study identifies the risks, consequences of video game addiction
Researchers discover giant crayfish species right under their noses
Health-care systems not using best evidence in decision-making
Students are more likely to retake the SAT if their score ends with '90'
Predicting political hotspots: Professors' global model forecasts civil unrest against governments
How does anesthesia disturb self-perception?
Toward controlling fungus that caused Irish potato famine
Advance could speed use of genetic material RNA in nanotechnology
Killer paper for next-generation food packaging
No longer just a spectator, silicon oxide gets into the electronics action on computer chips
MU research on teacher retirement systems timely for reform efforts
Illinois income tax increase a missed opportunity for tax reform
40-year-old test procedure finds modern niche in developing new medicines
Malaria parasite caught red-handed invading blood cells
Do birth control pills cause weight gain? New research says no
Converting 2-D photo into 3-D face for security applications and forensics
Putting the dead to work for conservation biology
Strong scientific peer review leads to better science and policy formation
Quality improvement intervention for ICUs results in increased use of evidence-based care practices
Scientists reveal complete structure of HIV's outer shell
Triblock spheres provide a simple path to complex structures
Cancer scientists discover genetic diversity in leukemic propagating cells
Research provides new kidney cancer clues
UCSF team views genome as it turns on and off inside cells
Hotspots tamed by BEAST
VIMS team glides into polar research
New mortgage design would minimize home foreclosures
Internet-based rehab is a viable treatment option following knee surgery
Research provides new kidney cancer clues
MIT scientists discover cancer-fighting role for cells
Roundworm unlocks pancreatic cancer pathway
Mathematical model explains how complex societies emerge, collapse
Small molecules may prevent ebola infection
Science Translational Medicine: 'Creating Hope Act' incentivizes pediatric drug R&D
Speeding up Mother Nature's very own CO2 mitigation process
Like humans, amoebae pack a lunch before they travel
A nanoscale rope, and another step toward complex nanomaterials that assemble themselves
University of Illinois study confirms glycerin as a feasible feedstuff for swine
Tips from the journals of the American Society for Microbiology
US Office of Naval Research achieves milestone
Bedbug genetic study finds possible pesticide-resistance genes
Spike reported in number of people with HIV having a stroke
Stroke rate rises for patients with HIV infection
Challenging the limits of learning