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May 20, 2016
It seems as though no other substance occupies so much of the world’s land, for so little benefit to humanity, as sugar. Its main output, apart from commercial profits, is a global public health crisis, which has been centuries in the making. Read the full story at Missourian.com
May 20, 2016
InCube Labs has secured a multimillion-dollar subcontract to develop a new treatment for spinal-cord injuries. Read the full story at San Antonio Business Journal
May 20, 2016
Students and faculty tried to fight it, but it’s finally here. Pre-majors or fields of study will be offered in lieu of majors for associate of arts and associate of science degrees at all Alamo Colleges in the 2016-17 course catalog. Read the full story at The Ranger
May 20, 2016
Imagine if the side effects of radiation could be reduced … just by holding the breath. A specialized method of deep breathing is keeping some breast cancer patients from getting unintended doses of radiation to the heart. Watch the full story at WAAY 31
May 20, 2016
StemBioSys Inc. has crossed another critical threshold in its evolution. The San Antonio-based biotech company has secured patent approval for three pending applications, including one in China and two in Australia. Read the full story at San Antonio Business Journal
May 20, 2016
Researchers have revealed new structural data that has eluded scientists for years on a liver enzyme that is critical for human health. Read the full story at Science Daily