How dinosaur vomit has solved these prehistoric mysteries

A new pterosaur species was recently discovered in the vomit of a dino. But that's just the start of revelations from ...
Business in Vancouver

Could Zymeworks' blockbuster drug success revive Vancouver biotech scene?

Amid a challenging climate for Vancouver’s life sciences sector, Zymeworks Inc. (Nasdaq:ZYME) stands out as a success story ...

UAMS chancellor finalist Wondisford seeks to ‘add value,’ make hospital a ‘first choice’

Though the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences -- specifically its chancellor -- face challenges, Dr. Fred E.
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15 foods that act as natural laxatives to keep your digestive system moving

Do you find yourself often feeling heavy and lethargic, despite generally sleeping well? The secret to feeling light, energized, and healthy often starts in your gut. A smooth-running digestive system ...

Class demonstration uncovers dangerously large kidney stone in medical student

A 22-year-old medical student was shocked to learn during an in-class ultrasound demonstration that there was a large kidney ...

Get to know your microbiome: It can improve gut health and more, expert explains

Resolutions to improve health typically include measures such as more exercise, a healthier diet and stopping smoking. But ...
Union-Bulletin

Classroom to table: Wa-Hi students grow food for school lunches

The food grown by Peggy Payne's plant biology students will be used for school lunches throughout the district.
University of North Georgia

Students publish article with biology professor

Dr. Evan Lampert, a University of North Georgia (UNG) professor of biology, and four of his students recently published an article on the different responses of two caterpillar species to plant ...