How to know if your kid’s asthma is life threatening
Each year in the US, more than 300 children and young adults die of asthma attacks that are often preventable. Knowing your child’s triggers can help.
How to know if your kid’s asthma is life threatening
Each year in the US, more than 300 children and young adults die of asthma attacks that are often preventable. Knowing your child’s triggers can help.
Sensor makes COVID-19 testing faster, more accurate
A new COVID-19 sensor that combines PCR test accuracy with the speed of antigen tests could be used for mass testing at airports, schools, and hospitals.
Sensor makes COVID-19 testing faster, more accurate
A new COVID-19 sensor that combines PCR test accuracy with the speed of antigen tests could be used for mass testing at airports, schools, and hospitals.
Your personality may depend on what you eat
A new study linking your gut bacteria with your personality lends credence to the old saying, “you are what you eat.”
Sign language hints at why languages change over time
Over time, people make changes to languages they use for a pretty simple reason: to make communication easier, a study of American Sign Language suggests.
Sign language hints at why languages change over time
Over time, people make changes to languages they use for a pretty simple reason: to make communication easier, a study of American Sign Language suggests.
For consciousness after TBI, target the thalamus?
A trio of studies on consciousness after traumatic brain injury points to the thalamus as a therapeutic target.
For consciousness after TBI, target the thalamus?
A trio of studies on consciousness after traumatic brain injury points to the thalamus as a therapeutic target.
Solid aerosols in Arctic may change clouds and climate
Solid aerosols from the Arctic “didn’t look like anything we had ever seen in the literature, in the Arctic, or anywhere else in the world.”