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CEOs With Top College Degrees No Better Than Ones Without

The research conducted by University of New Hampshire also showed that when it comes to getting canned for poor performance, CEOs with degrees from the nation's most prestigious schools are no safer than the average CEO.

 

Simple blood test may detect Alzheimer's

Simple blood test may detect Alzheimer's

A simple blood test could diagnose Alzheimer's disease, U.S. researchers said Monday, a finding that could give more people a chance to be tested.

 

Researchers Link Lou Gehrig’s Disease to Brain Trauma

Researchers Link Lou Gehrig’s Disease to Brain Trauma

A new study suggests that concussions and head trauma can cause degenerative diseases similar to A.L.S. and that Lou Gehrig may not have had Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Senh: "... Lou Gehrig may not have had Lou Gehrig’s disease." That statement sending my mind into an infinite loop ...

 

Attention, men: Competing for a mate may shorten your life

Attention, men: Competing for a mate may shorten your life

U.S. researchers found that when men reach sexual maturity in settings where they far outnumber women, they live an average of three months less than males from areas with a more equitable gender ratio.

Senh: That's because men are killing each other for women.

 

Menstrual cramps may alter women's brains

Menstrual cramps are often dismissed as a mere nuisance, but new research suggests the monthly misery may be altering women's brains.

 

Treating HIV may also prevent its spread

Treating HIV may also prevent its spread

Provocative new research shows that treating people with the AIDS virus can provide a powerful bonus: It cuts the risk that they will infect others.

Senh: Um... With all due respect to the researchers - duh!

 

Physicists unlock mystery of subatomic particle

Physicists unlock mystery of subatomic particle

European researchers observe for the first time a transformation in neutrinos, evidence that they have mass. It's an important step in understanding the universe's dark matter.

 

'Shorter' get more lung disease

'Shorter' get more lung disease

People who develop chronic lung disease are more likely to be shorter in height than the general population, Nottingham researchers say.

 

PTSD linked to higher post-surgery death rate

Post-traumatic stress disorder may be a condition of the mind, but research has implicated it in the ills of the body.

 

Gorillas may be a source of AIDS, researchers find

A woman from Cameroon has been found to be infected with an AIDS-like virus that came from gorillas, French researchers reported Sunday.

 

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