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Magnetic nano-'shepherds' organize cells
Physical activity may strengthen children's ability to pay attention
Eye exercises help patients work out vision problems, UH optometrist says
Spring 'blockbuster' movie now showing
3-D printing hits rock-bottom prices with homemade ceramics mix
NIST-Cornell team builds world's first nanofluidic device with complex 3-D surfaces
A mother's criticism causes distinctive neural activity among formerly depressed
Men are the weaker sex
Learning curve: Tricks to resist temptation
Full disclosure: People will make healthier choices if restaurants provide nutritional data
Optical illusions: Variety makes us perceive smaller quantities
Coronary angiography may improve outcomes for cardiac arrest patients
Fei-Chang or Pepsi Cola? What makes consumers choose local brands over global ones?
New insights into how brain responds to viral infection
Blood test for brain injuries gains momentum
Engineers develop method to disperse chemically modified graphene in organic solvents
New tests provide new insight into why patients are in heart failure
Computer simulations explain the limitations of working memory
Focus on the future: Long-term goals help us resist unhealthy urges
Amniotic fluid may provide new source of stem cells for future therapies
Guided by expectations: Different approaches lead to different conclusions
By shutting down inflammation, agent reverses damage from spinal cord injury in preclinical studies
Buyer beware: Touching something increases perceived ownership
What's in your water?: Disinfectants create toxic by-products
Taking cues: Sometimes environmental cues can activate thrifty behavior

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