"It is time to hold researchers who violate the physical and emotional safety of our colleagues accountable."

Investigators analyzed data from 960 children aged 4 to 12 years who were using regular asthma medication

Carbonitride aerogels mediate the photocatalytic conversion of water

Cadavers showed similar overall successional changes in bacterial taxa as the bodies decomposed

Noninvasive magnetic resonance imaging of lung fibrogenesis with an amino acid targeted probe

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In a study of 1,600 chickens under controlled feeding, a research team analyzed liver samples from birds treated with Rox, a common feed supplement

The peel, seed, flesh, and leaves of avocados have differing effects on components of metabolic syndrome

There has been increasing research interest in resistant starch, with a large number of human studies published over the last ten years

How to run your Christmas party like a statistician

Weight loss at high altitudes—something universally experienced by climbers and people who move to higher terrain—may not be a detrimental effect, but rather is likely an evolutionarily-programmed adaptation, according to a new article in BioEssays.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., a global provider of knowledge and knowledge-enabled solutions that improve outcomes in research, professional practice, and education, announced today that it has acquired SimBioSys Inc., a provider of scientific software tools that facilitate the drug discovery process. Terms were not disclosed.