Archive: 22/03/2016

New reference for physicians treating HIV patients with chronic pain

Recent studies suggest many individuals with HIV have chronic pain. Estimates range from 39 percent all the way to 85 percent. Chronic pain is an important comorbid condition in individuals with HIV, as it is common and causes ...

Mar 22, 2016

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A two-way street between temperature sensing, brain activity

Nagoya University researchers reveal how perceived external information is converted into a succession of neural activities that are crucial for appropriate navigation in an environment

Mar 22, 2016

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Research advance may lead to new treatments for glaucoma

Researchers have developed a tool to not only model the underlying disease mechanisms of glaucoma, but also to help discover and test new pharmacological strategies to combat the neurodegeneration that occurs in patients ...

Mar 22, 2016

YAP protein plays a crucial role in the development of the human neural crest

To grow or to specialise? To remain stationary or initiate migration? How do cells know what to do and how they should develop? The Hippo/YAP signalling pathway plays a crucial role when the cells of the neural crest – ...

Mar 22, 2016

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Asking why pertussis is back, complex systems style

Pertussis, the bacteria that causes whooping cough, has made quite the comeback in recent years in the United States, but understanding its reemergence and global prevalence isn't a simple matter. This week a group of researchers, ...

Mar 22, 2016

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Clinical treatment for rare disorder phenylketonuria

In his 46 years, Gordon Lester has never experienced the satisfaction of ordering his first-choice item off a restaurant menu.

Mar 22, 2016

Personal caring tool for type 2 diabetes that everyone can afford

Modern lifestyles have brought forth a series of astounding gadgets to improve the living quality and expanding lifespan. There are so many technologies created for better health care, but only so few can experience them. ...

Mar 22, 2016

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Teenage mothers at greater risk of partner violence

Australian women having their first child as teenagers are at increased risk of experiencing domestic violence, according to new data presented at the United Nations headquarters today.

Mar 22, 2016

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Psychologist discusses the conclusions of a major research reproducibility study

There is renewed buzz over the findings of the Reproducibility Project: Psychology, published last year in Science. To recap, researchers from all over the world as part of the Open Science Collaboration set out to replicate ...

Mar 22, 2016

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Health problems arising from social disconnection

They made global headlines by proving the importance of social groups in retirement, and now Australian researchers are transforming the lives of young adults who feel socially isolated.

Mar 22, 2016

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