Cancer Risk Found Associated With Novel Diabetes Medications – SGLT2 Inhibitors
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a chronic metabolic disorder. People who are diagnosed with T2D have high levels of sugar in their blood. This happens…
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Comparison Of Pollution Into Water Catchments From Snowmelt-Runoff Vs Rainfall-Runoff
Urbanization has accelerated in recent years worldwide, and cropland and woodlands have been converted to roads, buildings, and other paved areas. This development has increased…
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Can Cultivation Be Part Of A No-Till Farming System?
Farmers in Australia’s northern grain growing regions embraced no-till farming decades ago to preserve scarce soil moisture, reduce the risk of soil erosion during intense…
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Vectorial Statistics Of Wind Direction – A New Type Of Statistics?
When people think about measurable variables, such as height and age, it is frequently assumed that they can be represented on the real line. For…
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How Quantum Wishes Can Turn Into Horses: A New Thought-Experiment Shows That Even Non-Events Can Have Causal Effects
The quote is quite fitting “If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.” If you want to grasp the uniqueness of quantum mechanics, this cynical saying…
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Important Improvements In The Accuracy Of Measurements Of Man-Made Noise Pollution
Every day people are exposed to harmful levels of noise. Noise pollution is one the most poorly controlled man-made pollutants and meeting the acceptable standard…
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Hypoxic Niche, Stemness And Differentiation State In Glioblastomas
Glioblastomas, or GBMs, are the most aggressive CNS tumors, they are highly infiltrative, proliferative and heterogeneous. The current therapy involves surgical resection plus radio and…
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Minima Of Radiated Acoustic Power Are Different From Structural Vibration
Structural vibration mechanism and control have been studied deeply over the last several decades. As the dynamic characteristics usually can be expressed in the form…
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Molecular Gender Differences In Alzheimer’s Disease May Point To A New Drug Target
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common neurodegenerative disorder with an estimated 44 million affected people worldwide. The typical symptoms range from memory loss, confusion, short…
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The Measurement Of Salmonella Using Electrochemistry
Salmonella is a rod-shaped bacteria with a length of around 2 to 5 µm and a width of around 0.7 to 1.5 µm. It is…
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Investigating The Adverse Effects Of Chalk Dust Inhalation
Teaching with chalk is an ancient and economical method of teaching that is used in many areas of the world, especially in China. Chalk sticks…
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