Archive of articles published on the 16th of March 2011

Newer antimalarials more effective than quinine against severe malaria
Poorly presented risk statistics could misinform health decisions
World first -- Localized delivery of an anti-cancer drug by remote-controlled microcarriers
New health insurance survey: 9 million adults joined ranks of uninsured due to job loss in 2010
New articles examine safety of airport security scanners
Prozac reorganizes brain plasticity
Social class makes no difference to water contamination risk
Study: Multi-tasking on the street not a good idea for older people
Tests on century-old equipment show how far X-rays have come
The drama of starbirth
NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter delivers treasure trove of data
Plasticity of plants helps them adapt to climate change
Recommendations to the review of the legislation governing the use of human embryos in research
Wide variety in nutritional content found in 'senior' dog foods
Insight into parasite family planning could help target malaria
CO2 emissions from biomass combustion
Researchers develop the first permanent anti-fog coating
HIV research included in journal
Alternatives eyed for methyl bromide
Neuropsychologist proves that some blind people 'see' with their ears
Mothers have a higher sickness absence than fathers
Does selenium prevent cancer? It may depend on which form people take
Less weight gain found among African-American women in dense urban areas
New 'dissolvable tobacco' products may increase risk of mouth disease
Whitehead scientist helps revisit 'Hallmarks of Cancer'
Molecule that spurs cell's recycling center may help Alzheimer's patients
Director of National Intelligence should lead new initiative to improve US intelligence analysis using methods, research from behavioral, social sciences
3-D printing method advances electrically small antenna design
Laser beam makes cells 'breathe in' water and potentially anti-cancer drugs
Hopkins researchers use light to move molecules
Youth with IBD are less fit than their peers: McMaster study
A 'check engine' light for the human body?
Rocking the vote from rocking chairs
Purdue startup hopes to change the way we test cancer drugs
Tai chi beats back depression in the elderly, study shows
Treatment for alcohol dependence might work best in certain populations, research suggests
Depolarizing the debates about pediatric mental health diagnosis and treatment
Depression can worsen knee arthritis symptoms in older adults
Breaking the mucus barrier unveils cancer cell secrets
Paleontologists audition modern examples of ancient behavior
Rare Andean cat no longer exclusive to the Andes
Dine or dash? Genes help decide when to look for new food
Equity, not just economic growth, needed for child health in India
Berkeley Lab scientists control light scattering in graphene
3 in 4 domestic violence victims go unidentified in emergency rooms, Penn study shows
New NIST testing device may help to 'seal the deal' for building owners
New tool debuts for measuring indoor air pollutants
Fossils record ancient migrations and trilobite orgies
Bacterial wipes research study
Study shows attendance at state parks grows, even as funding decreases
NASA satellites show towering thunderstorms in rare sub-tropical storm Arani
2 new SCAP documents help improve automating computer security management
WHOI-led report links sonar to whale strandings
Online messaging delivers follow-up care for depression
Pig model of cystic fibrosis improves understanding of disease
NIST releases final report on Charleston sofa store fire
Viscous cycle: Quartz is key to plate tectonics
High-tech concrete technology has a famous past
Ancient 'hyperthermals' a guide to anticipated climate changes
Physicists move closer to efficient single-photon sources
'Pruned' microchips are faster, smaller, more energy-efficient
Innovative technique gives vision researchers insight into how people recognize faces
Does your name dictate your life choices?
Gender stereotypes could push women away from entrepreneurship
New study pinpoints why some microbial genes are more promiscuous than others
Researchers gain new insight into the foreign exchange market
NASA's Aqua Satellite spies a '3-leaf Clover' view of Ireland for St. Patrick's Day
Stephen J. Teach, MD, MPH, part of landmark study on pediatric asthma
Adding new anti-asthma drug to therapy may limit seasonal attacks in children
Drug omalizumab reduces asthma symptoms, future attacks among inner city children
NIH study finds omalizumab relieves seasonal asthma attacks in youth
Sirolimus therapy alleviates symptoms of lung disease LAM
New therapy found for rare lung disorder
First successful double-blind trial of gene therapy for advanced Parkinson's
Study: 'Meaningful improvements' using gene therapy in Parkinson's disease
Gene therapy reverses symptoms of Parkinson's disease
Not so eagle eyed: New study reveals why birds collide with man-made objects