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Do state abortion policies represent citizen views?

Northwestern University
Categories Health, Social Sciences
At its widest point, Northwestern’s tiny device is just 5 millimeters wide. One end is curled into a cuff that softly wraps around a single nerve, bypassing the need for sutures. By precisely targeting only the affected nerve, the device spares surrounding regions from unnecessary cooling, which could lead to side effects.

Dissolving implantable device relieves pain without drugs

Northwestern University
Categories Health, Technology
Medical doctor using smart phone for work in hospital

Hospitals bound to patient safety rules that aren’t all backed by evidence

Northwestern University
Categories Health
Map of US showng density of newspapers in areas

As newspapers close, struggling communities are hit hardest by decline in local journalism

Northwestern University
Categories Social Sciences

Light during sleep in older adults linked to obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure

Northwestern University
Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
The pingan tree’s fruit (left) is distinct from the lumok tree’s (right), but Western scientists misclassified the two trees as one species for almost two centuries. Credit: left, Elias Ednie; right, Elliot Gardner

Genetic analysis of tree confirms what Indigenous people of Borneo knew

Northwestern University
Categories Life & Non-humans
Catalysis driven by light and water produces polymer-grade ethylene.

Photosynthesis-inspired process makes commodity chemicals

Northwestern University
Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology
A tablet shows an electrocardiogram, recorded by a network of soft, wireless, wearable sensors.

Smart, dissolving pacemaker communicates with body-area sensor and control network

Northwestern University
Categories Health, Technology
Tiny robot on edge of a coin

Tiny robotic crab is smallest-ever remote-controlled walking robot

Northwestern University
Categories Technology
A magnified view of the part of the roundworm's organ where egg precursor cells are made

Male pheromones improve health of females’ eggs

Northwestern University
Categories Health
The study led by sociologist Andrew V. Papachristos shows that police misconduct is a group phenomenon

Police data can identify networks of criminal cops

Northwestern University
Categories Physics & Mathematics, Social Sciences
Rebecca Barak has been honored for biodiversity research by the Walder Foundation.

We can make lawn grass greener, says plant biologist

Northwestern University
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
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