Archive of articles published on the 18th of February 2011

Stretching before a run does not prevent injury
Further research needed to develop evidence-based nutrition guidelines for cancer survivors
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 2011 Annual Meeting tip sheet
Competing risks analysis highlights new targets in preventing ESRD and death of diabetics
How nature's patterns form
Green chemistry offers route towards zero-waste production
Deep brain stimulation helps severe OCD, but pioneer advises caution
What a rat can tell us about touch
Universal flu vaccine study yields success in mice
Crossing borders in language science: What bilinguals tell us about mind and brain
Infants raised in bilingual environments can distinguish unfamiliar languages: UBC research
Juggling languages can build better brains
Ben-Gurion U. research leads to improved calcium supplement derived from crustacean shells
Study explores ability of professional dancers to return to their career after hip arthroscopy
Knee replacement surgeries take more time, are more costly in overweight individuals
Women are better at forgiving
Planetary exploration robots to be featured on science program 'WaveLengths'
Study shows PRP, commonly used technique to improve healing, doesn't work in rotator cuff surgery
High-volume hospitals improve orthopedic outcomes
UMass Amherst biologists use GPS to 'map' bats teeth to explore evolutionary adaptations to diet
CeBIT 2011: Preparing for the unexpected
Experts question aspects of prescribed burning
Fishing down food web leaves fewer big fish, more small fish in past century: UBC research
High-caffeine-consuming boys get greater rush from caffeine than girls
Scheduled deliveries raise risks for mothers, do not benefit newborns
New study finds 9,500 ED visits related to cribs, playpens and bassinets each year in US
Efficacy of tuberculosis vaccine enhanced
Brain function linked to birth size in groundbreaking new study
Iowa State study examines why innocent suspects may confess to a crime
Research universities play a major role in national security
Europe attracts American researchers
First certified reference material for nanoparticle size analysis
Mayo Clinic researchers confirm value of therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest
Depression symptoms increase over time for addiction-prone women
UC Santa Cruz scientist uses storm-chasing weather radar to track bat populations
BU's Kunz to introduce new discipline of aeroecology at AAAS symposium
OU researchers tapping the potential of radar technologies to advance aeroecology
Study links hypoxia and inflammation in many diseases
Space weather disrupts communications, threatens other technologies
Physicists build bigger 'bottles' of antimatter to unlock nature's secrets
EECoG may finally allow enduring control of a prosthetic or a paralyzed arm by thought alone
Fountain of youth from the tap
Chemist focuses on education for real-world sustainability challenges
US will no longer dominate science and research
How couples recover after an argument stems from their infant relationships
Multiple approaches necessary to tackle world's food problems
Cost-effectiveness research needs to be considered in developing new medical technology
Asthma through the eyes of a medical anthropologist
'Telecoupling' explains why it's a small (and fast) world, after all
Scientists bioengineer a protein to fight leukemia
Bad news/good news
1 person of 1,900 met AHA's definition of ideal heart health, says University of Pittsburgh study
Anti-aging hormone Klotho may prevent complications
Doing good with operations research
How disordered proteins spread from cell to cell, potentially spreading disease
A better way to diagnose pneumonia
New model for probing antidepressant actions