• The study could change the way doctors treat millions of patients with heart disease.

• The study of human illness depends on bloated rodents.

• The subject of the study is challenged with thought experiments involving a runaway railway trolley or train carriage.

• Pigments have been found in fossil dinosaurs for the first time, a new study says.

• Study factors accident risk into nuclear power cost estimates.

• It turns out that this study isn't as simple as it appears.

• Their brand of soulfulness is more about group study than zipping your lips.

• Researchers who study the brain's perception of time have previously proposed several ways our mental clock might work.

• Cholera outbreaks seem to be on the increase, but a new study has found they cannot be explained by global warming.

• The three-year limit on students' study in nondegree courses will be retained.

• Would luv to see this study extended for every two years.

• Human populations are an important part of the study of geography.

• New study results bolster the controversial hypothesis that certain cases of obesity are contagious.

• It has also been discovered by experimental psychologists, who study the animals' thinking processes.

• Just as artists learn by studying museum pieces, gardeners do well to study outstanding gardens.

• The number of genes that humans have has once again been brought into question by a new study.

• Experts said the new study may help clarify a long-clouded relationship between suicide and economic trends.

• And the study shows that consumers learn lessons: they made better decisions as the experiment progressed.

• The universe is racing toward something beyond it, a new study suggests.

• The violence of the sun's atmosphere makes it both a difficult subject for study and a compelling one.

• As the scientists behind the study hypothesize, it may be a matter of feeding habits.

• After the chicks have fledged, take time to study the nests you find.

• Radiation from a mobile phone call can make brain regions near the device burn more energy, according to a new study.

• By chance, the authors were able to study the effects of a demand shock.

• One in five lizard species are headed for extinction due to global warming, a new study says.

• No organ in the human body is as resistant to study as the brain.

• Big cities can conserve both money and water by protecting forests, a new study shows.

• Olive oil may actually prevent cancer, according to a study released earlier this year.

• Karpinski's new study attempts to link light-activated electrical activity to immune defenses in plants.

• Researchers used high-speed cameras and slowed the video to study the jumping abilities of frogs.

• Bad language could be good for you, a new study shows.

• Explosive population growth is driving human evolution to speed up around the world, according to a new study.

• Rising ocean temps are fueling stronger, more intense hurricanes, a new study suggests.

• He said study of the birds advances understanding of how higher intelligence evolves.

• What you smell may influence emotions in your dreams, according to a new study.

• Antarctic seabirds are breeding later, because shrinking sea ice is causing their food supplies to dwindle, a new study says.

• The study suggests that men's bodies evolved hormonal systems that helped them commit to their families.

• When it comes to study abroad, university officials must constantly balance their overseas aspirations with the bottom line.

• The researchers conducted the study by giving each volunteer a beeper that went off every two hours or so.

• Tarantulas use the same scare tactics as hot chilies to avoid being eaten, a new study suggests.

• John's wort is no more effective at treating moderately severe depression than a placebo is, according to a new study.

• Now there's no official study backing that statement, so you're.

• Prayers by strangers had no effect on the recovery of people who were undergoing heart surgery, a large study has found.

• The largest medical study of the efficacy of intercessory.

• Another study finds the planet has warmed, but that won't convince the skeptics.

• The study is unlikely to end the increasingly charged debate about vaccine safety.

• The topic of work has long been the subject of academic study.

• His group's first study was conducted in an alley that is frequently used to park bicycles.

• Now scientists may have uncovered the genetic basis for this impulse in a study conducted on mice.

• Now a study finds that while the province may be spending millions on its garbage.

• The study found that students in an arts program performed better in six categories of literacy and critical thinking skills.

• The study was arranged so that the researchers did not know who had received the scent and who the dummy.

• More than half of the sunlike stars in our galaxy could have terrestrial planets with the potential for life, a new study says.

• According to the results of a study described today in the journal.

• The study probably won't change the widespread belief in inebriated pachyderms, though.

• Put the feel-good stories aside and study the details that will help your birds thrive, however large your flock grows.

• Another day, another study of the potential market for cars with cords.

• Children and adolescents gained an average of one to one-and-a-half pounds a week, a large study found.

• The new study tests another expected consequence of e-commerce.

• The oblong chunks of free-floating ice are hotspots for ocean denizens, a new study says.

• Your brain may give you away when you're telling a lie, a new study suggests.

• But researchers' speedy work halting the epidemic makes a compelling case study of how to combat a deadly virus.

• Results of a new study suggest small children suffer negative short-term cognitive effects after watching the popular show.

• The study found that fourth graders in public schools did as well or better than children in private schools in math and reading.

• What the study does do, though, is add to the evidence that dieting is harmful.

• Now a study says the approach may be as good for ecosystems as it is for fund-raising.

• The results of a new study indicate that mountain dwellers live longer than their lowland.

• The color red can make people's work more accurate, but blue can make people more creative, a study suggests.

• They also boosted yields and saw better health, a new study says.

• Twin study surveys genome for cause of multiple sclerosis.

• Our mouths can water over non-food items, a new study finds.

• Elderly people who care for a spouse who has dementia are at increased risk of developing dementia themselves, a study finds.

• The by-the-numbers method of grading city schools misses a lot of nuance, a study indicates.

• By the end of the study coverage was available in all three regions.

• Tiny radio tags reveal that the insects rank alongside songbirds when it comes to long-distance travel, a new study shows.

• Instead, this study totally ignores the published data regarding the strong.

• The study didn't look at anthropogenic climate change or war in general.

• People have more difficulty shedding fears toward members of other races than toward those of their own, a study finds.

• But they were established with a noble purpose, as places where doctors-in-training could study actual specimens.

• Finnish students begin school later, and study fewer hours, than in other rich countries.

• The best way to learn what a successful last page piece is, and how it works, is to study several of them.

• The armies of microbes in your digestive tract are so essential to survival that you're a super-organism, a new study says.

• Getting people to speak naturally in a controlled study is hard.

• That's the implication of a new study that says athletes who wear red have a slight advantage.

• Some fungi eat radiation to fuel their growth, a new study suggests.

• But a new study of juvenile and adult barn owls suggests that the.

• Moving flight times from night to day could reduce air travel's contributions to global warming, a new study suggests.

• They might as well save their time, a new study says.

• But a new study says what really counts is how many species are on the right track.

• Long-term exposure to concentrated smog significantly raises the risk of dying from lung disease, a new study shows.

• If you get tongue-tied when trying to learn a new language, your genes may be to blame, a new study suggests.

• Worldwide, women suffer higher rates of eating disorders and obesity than men do-and a recent study may help explain why.

• Some deaf people have extraordinarily keen vision, and a new study of cats may explain why.

• People who fake symptoms of mental illness can convince themselves that they genuinely have those symptoms, a new study suggests.

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