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These examples of Rachel Adelson's articles and news releases will open in a new window. Samples of business and technology writing by both Live Wires, and science and health projects not easily found on the Web, are available upon request.

Adolescent but not adult hamsters are more aggressive on low doses of fluoxetine, hinting at reasons for troubling teenage response to common anti-depressant drug.

Checking the Coordinates. Psychologists and geographers together study spatial thinking and skills.

Driven to Distraction. Driving and cell phones don't mix.

Exercise and mental stimulation both boost mouse memory late in life. Exercise alone or exercise plus toys helped middle-aged mice, whereas exercise alone was enough to aid young animals.

Hard-hitting Hormones: The Stress-Depression Link. Stress-hormone injections result in depressive behavior affecting male rats more than females ones. Reprinted with permission by Omnigraphics, Inc. in Stress-Related Disorders Sourcebook, 2nd edition (2007) and Depression Sourcebook, 2nd edition.

Mending Memory. Psychologists are exploring memory enhancers that exploit the latest research in brain function. Reprinted with permission by McGraw Hill in Annual Editions: Psychology, 2008/2009 edition.

Nationwide Survey Spotlights U.S. Alcohol Abuse. A large federal epidemiological survey offers new insights into alcohol abuse.

Pre-natal alcohol exposure shapes sensory preference, upping the odds of later alcohol use and abuse.

The High Costs of Caregiving. Especially with dementia, caregiving takes health toll.

The Power of Potent Steroids. Hamster research raises new questions about whether the commonly abused drugs may be addictive. Reprinted with permission by McGraw-Hill in Annual Editions: Drugs, Society, and Behavior, 2007/2008 edition.

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