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Public Schools As Good As Private Schools In Raising Math Scores, Study Says

24.05.2008 19:24    sciencedaily.com
Students in public schools learn as much or more math between kindergarten and fifth grade as similar students in private schools, according to a new study of multi-year, longitudinal data on nearly 10,000 students.


ICU Physicians Less Likely To Discuss Prognoses With African-American Patients

24.05.2008 19:24    sciencedaily.com
An important study raises concern about the way intensive care physicians approach patients and families facing serious end-of-life medical decisions. Based on interviews with more than 1,200 ICU physicians at five major medical centers across the country, researchers conclude that

Being 'Always On' Impacts Personal Relationships More Than It Impacts The Written Language

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
Instant messaging. Blogs. Wikis. Social networking sites. Cell phones. All of these allow us to communicate with each other--wherever, whenever. Many people speculate that online and mobile technologies have widely impacted written language, especially that of teenagers and young adults.

Stroke Victims Experiencing Seizures More Likely To Die, Study Shows

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
Seizures may be a sign of significant brain injury, and may occur in patients that experience any type of stroke. A new study finds that stroke patients with ensuing seizures are more likely to die in the 30 days following

To Here But Not Sea: Complexities Of Spelling Difficulties Explored

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
Children who can read and have good phonetic skills - the ability to recognize the individual sounds within words - may still be poor spellers, a study of primary school children has shown. Researchers show that this subgroup of poor

Therapeutic Vest Will Help Children With Autism, ADHD, Anxiety

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
Children with autism and ADHD may soon get anxiety relief from a novel "deep-pressure" vest. The vest, which can also be used for adults with mental illness, delivers a "portable hug" called deep pressure touch stimulation (DPTS). "People with developmental

Recalled Toy Beads, Aqua Dots, Did Contain High Level Of Poisonous Chemical, 'Date Rape' Drug, Study Shows

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
Reports of children becoming unconscious after swallowing Aqua Dots beads led to a voluntary recall of the product in November 2007. At the time, it was widely reported that the potentially toxic chemical 1,4-butanediol (BD) had been used in place

DHEA Supplements Not Effective In Treating Cognitive Decline, Study Suggests

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
DHEA supplements are widely-available and touted as a preventive agent for many chronic diseases. A new study however, finds no evidence of a beneficial effect of DHEA supplements on cognitive function in healthy older adults.

Gender Stereotypes Influence Intent To Pursue Entrepreneurial Careers

24.05.2008 06:02    sciencedaily.com
Studies reveal that in the dog-eat-dog, look-out-for-No. 1, highly competitive business world, only the aggressive, risk-taking alpha male can expect to succeed as an entrepreneur. That statement may sound sexist, but it represents a commonly held gender stereotype. Researcher found

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