
New research linking chronic fatigue syndrome to retrovirus is released after being held by a journal

New research linking chronic fatigue syndrome to retrovirus is released after being held by a journal

New stem cell processing promises faster, more reliable research

Autism Might Slow Brain's Ability to Integrate Input from Multiple Senses
A new study found that kids with autism were slower to integrate stimuli from different senses, providing possible explanations for behavioral differences

Halted Alzheimer's drug trials renew questions about causes of the disease

Three Distinct Routes Detailed for How HIV Arises in Male Genital Tract
New research uncovers three methods of HIV development in the male genital tract that can make the virus look different from blood-borne populations

Ancient "terror bird" used rigid skull to drive its hooked beak into prey

Are global disease campaigns worsening basic medical care in poor countries?

Scientific misconduct estimated to drain millions each year

Are some ADHD-labeled kids just young for their grade?

Expertise and supplies make many surgeries very safe in the developing world

Oil spill's human health impacts might extend into the future

Optic pacemaker: Embryonic heartbeats paced with laser pulses

Cloud-talk decoded: Physics and lasers read honeycomb cloud pattern

Should consumers have the right to buy any genetic test?

Temperature Drops Put the Squeeze on Heart Attack Risk
A slight daily mean temperature decline can increase the number of heart attacks for up to a month, new research shows

Drug-resistant staph infections on the decline in U.S. hospitals

Seniors face lower risk of dangerous prescriptions with computerized hospital Rx system

Mice movement neurons regenerated after spinal cord injury

Mother's Pregnancy Weight Linked to Child's Obesity
As the obesity epidemic accelerates, more researchers are looking to prenatal risk factors

Crocodile relative might have chewed like a mammal

Confused circadian rhythm could increase triglycerides

Relatives of Those with Autism Show Eye-Movement Deficits
Parents or siblings of people with autism are more likely to have some of the same visual-tracking problems that their affected relatives have

Industry-sponsored drug trials more likely to report positive results

Tools for Life: What's Next for Cells Powered by Synthetic Genomes?
The ability to make cells with artificial genomes bodes well for basic biology