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Can we feed the world without pesticides?
It's the first time scientists have shown fructose can be produced in the brain.
When this happens, action must be taken -- if not by lawmakers, then by consumers.
A new research has found why brief bodily stresses are good for your health and longevity.
It's simple, cheap, and very very healthy!
Waitrose, a British upscale supermarket, has become the first major European company to use trucks powered by food waste.
Thus, China consolidates its role as a world leader in renewable energy.
Camping is an excellent antidote to the ills of modern life, a new study has found.
Gates didn't shy away from discussing Trump.
It was adorable, but also terrifying.
OK, just put some extra garlic on it.
Food aid shipments and many retailers have been using the same packaging for decades.
Geoscientists working in South America have uncovered an ancient berry.
If the paper is right, then 17 percent more emissions will be released into the atmosphere by 2050.
An innovative study challenges the idea that all thinking is done in the head.
Obama hopes the move will be hard to undo for his successor.
An encouraging study conducted by Harvard researchers found that having an optimistic outlook on life may help people to live longer.
Teenagers' use of hard drugs, alcohol and tobacco in the US has gone down significantly in recent years.
We're living in the future.
How to make money in your sleep -- just do it.
Unless we start reducing fossil fuel consumption drastically and fast, irreversible changes will happen in the Arctic and that will affect all of us.
A few cents can make a big difference.
Previous experience, and not an inherent ability, makes men or women better at recognizing faces.
Vaccines save lives.
An artsy calendar that makes you stop and think about how you spend your time -- with a bit of help from science.
Parents tell their children that 'lying is bad' but not everyone takes their word for it.
There may have been a bang.
Old or young, there's not much difference in work ethic.
There might be a way to help alpha males understand when women are interested.
Pass me some of that fat.
This tabby cat just celebrated its 31st birthday, after recovering from a serious illness.
While many officials are celebrating the climate agreement reached in Paris, the world is still massively heating up.
Science can sometimes be really weird.
Scientists have developed a sustainable and efficient filter for water from something most houses have in excess: coffee grounds.
High factor sunscreen can reduce melanoma risk by 33%, Norwegian researchers found.
Better late than never: Hawaiian crow is really good at using tools, but they're also critically endangered.
It pays off to have many friends, especially if you're a macaque.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a final ruling effectively banning antibacterial soaps as they exist today.
The synthetic tissue is safer and more reliable than that sourced from dead pigs or human cadavers.
U.N. health officials have issued a grim warning: we're running out of ways to treat gonorrhea.
Ten years ago, the first cervical cancer vaccine was administered in Australia.
Simple trick to cleanse your home.
President Obama used his executive powers to quadruples the size of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.
A Bosnian Pine from Greece has been dated to be at least 1075 years old, making it the oldest living thing in Europe.
Humpback whales may be altruistic or hateful - either way, it's a puzzling behavior.
Cut down on red meat, eat more vegetables and legumes. Also, olive oil.
Red fire burns bright, but blue fire burns more efficiently.
The perks of being single.
Turning air into rock.
Many extremists might just be bored -- and that just sounds dangerous!
