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Small Amounts of Activity Were Linked to Lower Stroke and Death Risk in Adults with Atrial Fibrillation
A study of 87,340 Norwegian adults found light activity linked to a 9 percent lower stroke risk in people with and without atrial fibrillation.
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Two Hundred People Were Nudged into Sitting Up Straight Without Knowing It, and Their Risk-Taking Got Better
McGill researchers changed how nearly 200 people sat without telling them. The upright group felt prouder and took smarter risks in a balloon game.
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The Frog Microbe That Erased Tumors in Mice Has Its Own Medical File, and It Involves Sepsis in Cancer Patients
Ewingella americana cleared tumors in mice. It is also a rare human pathogen, documented in bloodstream infections, including one in a chemotherapy patient.
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