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Analysis of US death rates in a 37-year period reveals that young men are more likely to die in the summer, and men and women aged 45 years and older remain more likely to die in winter, regardless of the regional climate.
A new study confirms the role of dopamine neurons in reinforcing the effects of heroin in mice, and could help to refine addiction treatment as well as the development of non-addictive painkillers.
Researchers from McGill University and Shriners Hospitals for Children® – Canada shed new light on the complex process involved in bone cells’ response to mechanical injury.
New study suggests prehistoric giant flying squirrels roamed present-day Catalonia, Spain, earlier than previously thought and changed very little in almost 12 million years.
A system-level analysis of differential gene expression after spinal cord injury in humans and animal models reveals gene signatures that can predict functional recovery.
