Academics
Obese People Never Feel Full Due To a 'Misfiring' Appetite Hormone, Study
Glucagon, an appetite-regulating hormone fails to function properly in overweight people, hence leaving them hungry even after a meal, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the Chariti-University Medicine. The study is published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.
IPCC Climate Report Sates Humans Are Responsible for Global Warming with 95 Percent Certainty
Conflicting Research Links Copper to Alzheimer's Disease; Does it Help or Hurt the Brain?
LinkedIn Reduces Age Limit to 14 in US; Introduces ‘University Pages’ To Help Teens with College Hunt
Ancient Egyptian Beads Discovered: Jewlery Made from Iron that Fell to Earth from Space
Study: Worms May Shed Light on Human Ability to Handle Chronic Stress
Kepler 78b Exoplanet Discovered by MIT Scientists Orbits its Sun in 8.5 Hours
Russian Meteor Explosion Left Lingering Dust Cloud Three Months After the Fact
By Russell WesterholmVasectomy Effectively Reduces a Feral Colony than Neutering, Study
By Staff ReporterKirstein Stewart Joins English Literature Program at UCLA
By Staff ReporterFemale Frogs Favour Multitasking Males, Study
By Staff ReporterUnearthed: Fossil of History's Most Successful Mammal
By Staff ReporterEffects of Parkinson's-Disease Mutation Reversed in Cells
By Staff ReporterKepler Satellite Retires After Second of Four Rotating Wheels Breaks Down
By Russell WesterholmOlinguito Discovery: First New Animal the Western Hemisphere Has Seen in 35 Years
By Russell Westerholm
