The Answers To Brain Injury May Be Found In Our Blood
Stroke is now the second leading cause of death worldwide. Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is the deadliest type of stroke, killing 50% of its victims…
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Measuring Welfare With The ‘ISEW’, A Niche In Economics That May Prompt Us To Reflect On Human Impacts On The Natural World
Although science and economics tend to be conservative and slow, mainstream science now concludes that our ‘development,’ how our societies and economies pursue human ‘welfare,’…
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Investigating The Pool Of Hematopoietic Stem Cells In Bone Marrow
Controlling proliferation and differentiation of stem cells is one of the important features of homeostasis. Hematology is an advanced field of stem cell research, and…
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Synthetic Glycolipids As A New Class Of Antimicrobials To Down-regulate Cell Wall Functions
Microbial species constitute the most abundant and oldest life forms on earth among organisms. Studies aimed at understanding the ability of microbes to withstand and…
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A Novel 3D Cell Culture Model For The Evaluation Of Anticancer Breast Therapeutics
Conventional breast cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, are known for triggering side effects and, in some types of cancer, for displaying a limited therapeutic outcome….
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Investigating The Geo-economy Influence On The Borders Of China
The geo-economic theory is an interdisciplinary principle that combines geographical, political economic and economic theories. It seeks the greatest benefits for countries by studying the…
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Iodine Catalyzed Dioxygen Activation In Oxosulfonylation Reaction
With increasing people’s interest in renewable energy and global warming, it is important to minimize the use of harmful or toxic chemicals in the processes…
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Post-weaning Diet In Archaeological Human Populations
There are two unique evolutionary characteristics in human childhood. First, human children take a longer time to acquire the physical and reproductive capacity of adults,…
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Wearable Electronic Fabric Sheds Light On Human Motion Monitor
The next-generation electronics thrive on the emergence of wearable technologies. Smart wearable devices that could be integrated with the human body to monitor the physiological…
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How To Outgrow Your Native Neighbor As A Young Invasive Plant?
Invasive species are a major driver of global change and their spread leads to the degradation of many natural ecosystems worldwide. Invasive trees and woody…
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The Rise Of Bloodless Medicine: How We Treat Those Who Cannot Receive Blood Products for Religious Or Other Reasons
The discovery of blood-typing and the subsequent ability to safely transfuse blood has revolutionized medicine and has allowed individuals to survive what previously were fatal…
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