... pressure would melt some of the Earth's mantle, and the melted mantle could then spew forth from volcanoes, said study co-author Stephen Self, a volcano expert at the Open University in Milton Keynes, England. But climate change is gradual ...

... rapidly: The 21st century digital divide separates clueless parents from their Internet-savvy children," says study co-author Dimitri Christakis. In discussing the study, Christakis encourages parents to become Internet savvy and stay ahead ...

... We need to understand this is a limited resource and we need to learn a lot more about our impacts on it," said study co-author Bryan Brooks, a Baylor University researcher and professor who has published more than a dozen studies related to ...

... a steel-trap memory. "It's incredible. The Lord has blessed us with antibodies our whole lifetime," said study co-author Dr. Eric Altschuler at the University of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey. "What doesn't kill you, makes ...

... ended in a supernova and provide a connection between the supernova and black hole formation," said Rafael Rebolo, study co-author and researcher at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands. Astronomers suspected that a black hole and ...

... in that period from 42 percent to 31 percent. While many parents seem to be paying attention to safety messages, study co-author Eve Wittenberg said many children are still placed at risk. The study was published in the current edition of Pediatrics ...

... lot of people out there advocate that any spanking at all is detrimental, and that's not what we found," said study co-author Elizabeth Owens from the Institute of Human Development at the University of California at Berkeley. "We're not ...

... previously known to make cells commit suicide under some conditions, and that might explain the cancer connection, said study co-author Robert Silverman of the Cleveland Clinic. One reason for a cell to kill itself is that it's on the road to becoming ...

... able to map them in a model organism like the mouse, we can derive their function by knocking them out," said study co-author Simon Gregory of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge, England. The team also included scientists from ...

... 70 percent level, at least for coronary artery disease patients, could put too much stress on the heart, said study co-author Stephan Gielen, in the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Leipzig Heart Center.) The other half ...