Making a Meal of Mom - Science NewsBy Al Staropoli | ScienceNOW Daily News When it comes to making sacrifices for their children, some moms put other parents to shame. That's especially true of wormlike amphibians called Boulengerula taitanus, whose eggs hatch in small underground… Jun 12 25June 12, 2025Article at science.org
Telling Belly - Science NewsIs telling the truth a gut instinct? Scientists have discovered that the electrical rhythm of the stomach shows significant changes when people are lying, as measured by an electrogastrogram, a device similar to an electrocardiogram but that uses… Jun 12 25June 12, 2025Article at science.org
Giving Cancer Vaccines a Boost - Science NewsIn their quest for smarter cancer therapies, scientists have often eyed cancer vaccines with interest. Jun 16 25June 16, 2025Article at science.org
Breath Holds Clues to Lung Disease - Science NewsCystic fibrosis patients exhale more of a gas released by bacterial infections Jul 18 25July 18, 2025Article at science.org
Nanoparticles Aid Ultrasound Imaging - NIH MagazineArticle for NIH scientists and researchers. Jun 12 25June 12, 2025Article at NIH
Putting Malaria on the Defensive - Science NewsBy Al Staropoli | ScienceNOW Daily News WASHINGTON, D.C.--A combination of subsidies and more aggressive drug cocktails is the most effective way to fight malaria, according to panelists at a global health policy meeting here yesterday sponsored by… Jun 12 25June 12, 2025Article at science.org
Ahead of the Curve - NIH MagazinePioneering the use of information technology in patient care. Although information technology is now common in many hospitals and biomedical laboratories, in the 1950s only a small number of researchers imagined its enormous potential. Jun 12 25June 12, 2025Article at NIH
Epigenetics and the Health of Future Generations - NIH BlogWe typically learn in school how parents pass along their genes to their children, and how those genes can influence their children's characteristics. Jun 12 25June 12, 2025Article at NIH