UNC researchers discover a protein cascade that helps piece together the biochemical signals of Alzheimer's disease.
How UNC's new research helps connect mysterious signals of Alzheimer's
September 26, 2017
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Why this newfound trait in corn could be a force against crop disease
NC State researchers discovered a gene that shows unique resistance against multiple crop diseases.
Why this newfound trait in corn could be a force against crop disease
September 19, 2017
Just like people, plants get sick. Discolored spots grow on the leaves and black bruises appear on roots and fruit until the plant cannot even grow properly.
Find out how plastic patients help nursing students
This semester, nursing students at UNC-Greensboro will be introduced to a new patient: a plastic mom dubbed by the manufacturer as “SimMom.”
How climate change affects your health
How climate change affects your health
August 23, 2017
Rising temperatures, melting ice, extreme weather and rising sea levels are probably the first things that pop into your head when you hear “climate change.” Climate change, however, has some other, less known effects.
Urban Warming Could Spell Trouble for Backyard Bees
Urban Warming Could Spell Trouble for Backyard Bees
August 1, 2017
Summer is here and like every summer, the temperature outside is punishingly hot.
In the Search for a Better World, There are No Morality Pills Yet
In the Search for a Better World, There Are No Morality Pills Yet
August 1, 2017
Start messing with how people think, or retuning their moral compass and people naturally get uneasy.
Exercise Burns Bone Marrow Fat, Supports Strong Bones
Exercise Burns Bone Marrow Fat, Supports Strong Bones
July 31, 2017
Think back to every diet, home exercise or gym membership commercial you have ever seen. They all tend to focus on one thing: burning fat. And as they do, they show pictures of legs, waists, midsections and all the other places people know and see that we build fat when we take in more calories than we burn.
Duke Biochemists Create Animation of Cells' Drug Transporters
Duke Biochemists Create Animation of Cells' Drug Transporters
July 31, 2017
Researchers from Duke University School of Medicine have created a detailed illustration of how an important class of drugs pass into cells.
This new nanoparticle could protect against deadly sarin gas
This new nanoparticle could protect against deadly sarin gas
July 27, 2017
Back in April, French authorities published a chemical analysis showing that the chemical weapons attack in Syria was indeed conducted by the Syrian government.
In food deserts, cost could be harming more than location
In food deserts, cost could be harming more than location
July 27, 2017