Stepping Away from Achy Joints
While movement is undeniably good for one’s health, the everyday wear and tear on joints exacts an inevitable toll on the cartilage […]
Month: November 2015
Fratricide within the Harmony of the Ants’ Fungal Garden
In a shining example of symbiosis, certain ants cultivate coveted fungus and, in return, the fungus provides sustenance to the ants. Unfortunately, […]
Highlights: November 20
Which forests are in the crosshairs? This report from the World Wildlife Federation provides an overview of those forests that are at […]
Highlights: November 13
Rain Drops Help this Carnivorous Pitcher Plant Catch a Meal Pitcher plants are typically stationary while luring in their prey, but one […]
Fit mitochondria, fit muscles
Healthy mitochondria make all the difference in muscle fitness, and a fatty molecule-producing protein is one of the secrets behind robust mitochondria. […]
Highlights: November 6
Time for a real disease to get real funding Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) patients gained traction last week when the National Institutes […]
Highlights from Lift Basel 2015
Highlights from Lift Basel 2015 “Technology is culture” -Lift team CRISPR in a capsule? CRISPR technology has been making a big splash […]