Getting Back to Breathing on Their Own
Ventilators are tough on the body, and in short supply during this pandemic. A new device could help address both of those concerns. Get the full story Getting Back to Breathing on Their Own
Author: Research2Reality
Elephants Never Forget, Unless They’re Drinking
Despite our size differences, humans are much better at handling alcohol than elephants. It all comes down to one crucial gene. Get the full story Elephants Never Forget, Unless They’re Drinking
Could the Next Big Outbreak Originate in Canada?
Diseases that can jump from animals to humans exist here too, making guidelines on minimizing transmission risk all the more important. Get the full story Could the Next Big Outbreak Originate in Canada?
It Takes Two to Entangle
Two quantum bits can be far apart but remain correlated via the process of entanglement. How can we exploit this in quantum computing? Get the full story It Takes Two to Entangle
Is ‘Speaking Moistly’ Spreading COVID-19?
We know that talking usually produces some virus-carrying droplets, but how much is that happening with the novel coronavirus? Get the full story Is ‘Speaking Moistly’ Spreading COVID-19?
Who You Love May Affect How Well You’re Paid
We know about the pay gap between men and women, but a new study suggests sexual orientation also contributes to wage inequality. Get the full story Who You Love May Affect How Well You’re Paid
Diabetes Even Deadlier for Young People
People aged 15 to 25 with type 1 diabetes have an elevated suicide risk, new research shows. What is behind this danger? Get the full story Diabetes Even Deadlier for Young People
Putting Together the Pieces of the Autism Puzzle
Probing the genetic basis of autism spectrum disorder is providing loads of data about the condition, and hope to families with a diagnosis. Get the full story Putting Together the Pieces of the Autism Puzzle
We Need New Ways of Looking at Data
We're awash in data these days, but our brains aren't designed to handle it. Visually communicating patterns will be the way forward. Get the full story We Need New Ways of Looking at Data
Going Way Back for Answers on Spinal Pain
Examining our evolutionary cousins has led to the finding that the more "human" your spine is, the greater the risk of certain ailments. Get the full story Going Way Back for Answers on Spinal Pain
