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Less than 2 percent of direct to consumer genetic testing customers regret receiving their test information.

Researchers from Stanford University have uncovered the reason why diabetes can impair bone healing, and demonstrated the potential of activating skeletal stem cells to overcome this.

Columbia University Medical Center, New York Presbyterian and the Life Raft Group, have announced that they have entered into a collaborative research project.

Solar-powered photomicroreactor harnesses Sun's energy for continuous flow photoredox reactions.

A study in zebrafish reveals neurons play an important role in signaling blood vessel growth.

Evidence of the risk-reduction potential of heated tobacco was highlighted at American College of Toxicology annual meeting.

Researchers at the University of Bath suggest developments in 3-D printing techniques could open the door to the advancement of membrane capabilities. This work is part of the University's Centre for Advanced Separations Engineering (CASE) and is the first time the properties of different 3-D printing techniques available to membrane fabrication have been assessed.

New research by scientists at the University of California, Riverside now shows that chronic consumption of a western diet leads to overeating and obesity due to elevations in peripheral endocannabinoid signaling.

Monsanto will utilize NRGene's genome analysis technology to enhance their ability predict, compare and select the best genetic makeup from its vast data sets of genetic, genomic and trait information.

Study reveals the unexpected role of a bacterial clearance pathway in the picornavirus life cycle - a potential drug target for a broad range of picornaviruses.