Researchers from Walter Reed say they will announce results publicly within weeks.

We continue our foray into the history of Christmas.

The technology is progressing faster than our moral framework for it.

The treasure contains some remarkable pieces that were made in Egypt over 3,000 years ago, from the time of Nefertiti.

It's more than just filling in the blanks: it's like going to the museum with your coloring.

It's almost everywhere already, and it's showing signs of vaccine resistance. But it's not all bleak.

The "Smiley Kids armband with negative ions" was not so smiley after all.

They may be inexperienced, but the immune systems of infants are capable of mounting a defense.

The discovery is important for understanding the geology of Mars -- and it's not what researchers were expecting.

It's still just a study on mice, but it suggests that nasal vaccines could be more effective.

A new generation of vaccines is coming. Will it live up to the hype?

MRIs are often prohibitively expensive -- but that could change.

Organic food may not be all it's hyped up to be, but it does seem to have some benefits.

The risk of a tsunami seems to have subsided for now, unless powerful aftershocks follow.

Apparently, these condors can reproduce without mating.

This group of researchers believes so.

Not only do they recognize their keepers, but they also seem to understand that photos are representations of reality.

Researchers emphasize the importance of not believing this myth.

A favorite of many companies, the open plan office is under great pressure and may be forced to change substantially...

It could be a solution for an aggressive type of cancer.

Golf courses could be turned into something much more useful and eco-friendly -- and some places are doing just that

The plant uses leaves to build "greenhouses" for its fruits.

These creatures are full of surprises.

It's just one of the many ways in which the poultry industry subjects animals to cruel treatment.

An unusual method could help us assess glacier melting in real time.

It's one of the most badass feats in medical history.

The site marks the earliest unequivocal evidence of hominin bipedalism.

There's some really good ones this year.

It took a lot of hard work and sacrifice to unravel the secrets of this fossil.

It's a chemical produced by the fruits themselves.

We had so much time to act.

Image credits: Alexander Milner. Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) are tough creatures. They're the northernmost-living nonhuman primate, inhabiting various habitats across...

Not too long ago, toothbrushes were a pretty simple thing. But with a bit of science and some marketing, things...

It's steep, but there's also some trickery involved.

There's a new type of chocolate in town.

The project, while innovative, is unlikely to save us from climate change.

The industry is progressing very quickly.

Evolution never stops.

It won't happen overnight, but an HIV vaccine could be on the way.

Researchers have been arguing whether it's made from wool or linen. Turns out, it's neither.

Finally, something both coffee and tea drinkers can agree on.

Being more tolerant could save lives -- quite literally.

Evidence shows Norse seafarers settled the Azores centuries before Portuguese explorers.

It can reduce the workload of physicians and improve the results of image analysis.

... so I'm screwed.

The museum is the latest organization to make extremely serious allegations against the Chinese government.

The river that passes through London was declared "biologically dead" in 1957 -- now, it's a thriving ecosystem.

Cats get surprised when their humans' voices appear from somewhere else than they expect it.

In California, for instance, Black people are almost 4 times more likely than white people to be non-fatally shot.

We're not even sure exactly where jellyfish lie on the food chain -- but chemistry can help solve the case.