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New Stanford University Center Targets Salmonella With $10M Grant

A new center in the Stanford University has recently received a $10 million grant to use against Salmonella, the bacteria that causes more than 100 million infections annually.

By Shilpa Chakravorty

Man Fails Paternity Test, Turns Out His Unborn Twin is the Father of His Son

How can an unborn twin father a child? This is one story you definitely have never heard of. A recent case study revealed that after a man failed a paternity test, it was discovered that part of his genome actually belongs to his unborn twin.
Man with Different Genes in Saliva and Sperm Fails Paternity Test: Human Chimera is Real

A couple from Washington decided to undergo a paternity test after detemining a mismatch of their son's blood type against their own. The father subsequently failed the said test.
On Career and Workplace: Gender Biased Language Found in Performance Feedback

There's no denying that men are at an advantage when it comes to career development compared to women. Women are less likely to get promoted across various industries. Researchers at Stanford University delved deeper into this and came across gender biased language in most performance reviews from various companies.
Work Related Stress Harms Body Like Secondhand Smoke, Unhealthy Diet And Lack Of Exercise

A new study says that 'workplace stress' is just as harmful to an individual's health as secondhand smoke.
Stanford Scientists Create Implantable Device With Optogenetic Nerve Stimulation For Neuroscietific Research

Scientists at the Stanford Bio-X have developed a fully implantable device that offers optogenetic nerve stimulation. The new device which is powered by movement provides a promising and better opportunities for advance neuroscientific research.
Stanford Grad Student Poisoning: Stanford Researcher May Claim Not Guilty For Reason Of Insanity After Poisoning Classmates With Embalming Chemical

Stanford Grad student poisoning case is now being faced by a 26-year-old graduate student from Singapore studying Cancer Biology.
Malia Obama College: What Will It Be For First Daughter, Berkeley Or Stanford?

Now that the older of the First Daughters of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama is about to graduate, the possible Malia Obama college choices have become news, as she is said to be going to one of the most liberal cities in the country.