Posted August 15, 2013:

• Cell Memory Mechanism Discovered


• Heart's Own Stem Cells Offer Hope for New Treatment of Heart Failure


• Sugar Helps Scientists Find and Assess Prostate Tumors


• More Than 28 Cups of Coffee a Week May Endanger Health in Under 55s


• Dad's Genes Build Placentas, Explaining Grandsire Effect


• Exercise Is No Quick Cure for Insomnia

Posted August 14, 2013:

• How Neurons Get Wired


• Researchers Use Nanoparticles to Fight Cancer


• Brain Scans Could Predict Response to Antipsychotic Medication


• Forensic Familial Search Methods Carry Risk of Certain False Matches


• Potent Mechanism Helps Viruses Shut Down Body's Defense System Against Infection


• Children Exposed to Lead Three Times More Likely to Be Suspended from School


• Study Debunks Controversial Multiple Sclerosis Theory


• Cancer's Origins Revealed: Genetic Imprints and Signatures Left by DNA-Damaging Processes That Lead to Cancer Identified


• Targeting Aggressive Prostate Cancer: How Non-Coding RNAs Fuel Cancer Growth


• Children of Obese Mothers at Greater Risk of Early Heart Death as Adults


• A Genetic Answer to the Alzheimer's Riddle?


• Watermelon Juice Relieves Post-Exercise Muscle Soreness


• Visualized Heartbeat Can Trigger 'out-of-Body Experience'


• Two Left Feet? Study Looks to Demystify Why We Lose Our Balance


• How Bacteria Found in Mouth May Cause Colorectal Cancer


• Low-Grade Prostate Cancers May Not Become Aggressive With Time -- Adds Support for 'Watch and Wait' Approach