Treating pain while in the field can be very demanding. Researchers have finally identified an effective alternative for providing pain relief during the earliest phase of prehospital care, when establishing intravenous access can be difficult.
It is a misconception to talk about “oil wars” and about great powers going to war to secure energy. Oil is rarely the cause of war – but often one of the most important instruments once a conflict has started, according to an energy researcher.
77 people were killed on 22 July 2011. “Never again” became a national promise. Fifteen years later, terrorism researchers cannot rule out that a similar attack could happen again.
A special protein may help explain why the risk of Alzheimer's increases with age. A new study shows that the protein ULK1 plays a key role in the brain's cleansing system, which is important to keep the brain healthy.
It is important that teachers and students are aware of and understand the major shortcomings of technology, state Norwegian researchers who have studied the use of AI in the classroom.
Norwegian emigrants to America were motivated by the Harmonists, a Pietist movement that practised communal ownership, lived in celibacy, and became the wealthiest community in North America.
A new Norwegian study shows that antibiotic use in the general population can make gonorrhea more difficult to treat and lead to antibiotic resistance. Physician and PhD candidate Patricia Campbell introduces a method that can detect warning signs earlier.
Genetics influences who of us are more likely to experience a relationship breakdown, and who are more likely to remain together. But genes are not decisive, new research shows.
