IN THE LAB
Climate Change Controlled Where Early Humans Lived
Climate shifts caused by astronomical changes affected early humans’ movement patterns, reveals a study
Where You Live May Affect Your Diabetes Risk
Living near fast food outlets have been linked with a higher risk for increased blood sugar levels and Type-2 diabetes.
Revealing The Mechanism Of Trauma-Induced Anxiety
Researchers in Japan have identified potential signalling pathways involved in traumatic memory retrieval and subsequent anxiety responses
A New Way For Probing Gut Microbiome
Researchers have found a better way to classify microorganisms in our gut
One In Three Disabled Children Have Experienced Violence
Children with mental and developmental disabilities were more likely to experience violence, reveals a review study by researchers in China and around the world.
Owls That Ventured Out In The Sun
Fossil records unearthed in China suggest that a now-extinct owl species hunted during the day rather than at night.
New Insight Into The Formation Of Himalayas
The findings from a US-China research team show how the Indian and Asian continental plates interface, and challenge an earlier model for mountain building
Watching Out For Depression Risk
Scientists from Singapore have developed a machine learning program to predict depression risk based on vital signs tracked by wearables.
Brace For The Drier Spells
Longer and intense droughts are predicted to be more prevalent in Southeast Asia
