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It's a simple, non-invasive test that could diagnose brain cancer before it gets the chance to wreak havoc.
It was a formidable ancient beast.
Childfree couples represent an increasingly important type of family in the United States.
A window to the brain? Pupil size linked to intelligence
Scientists recreate torches and other Stone Age cave lighting
The number of rivers which are drying up (at least for a while) seems to be increasing, too.
You could say these masterpieces were brought to life.
The enzyme-based mixture could extend the life of concrete fourfold.
It will help scientists better understand interactions between solar and interstellar winds.
Bird sized but not ‘bird-brained’.
Research backs up the idea of restricting left turns in busy intersections -- especially those in town and city centers.
A tasty solution to our plastic waste problem.
The composite material could prove particularly useful in aerospace where temperatures can spike wildly between space and atmospheric re-entry.
It's not clear if wide-scale student loan cancellation is even possible from a legal standpoint.
This safe, non-chemical intervention gives hope that the brutal dengue may be soon eradicated.
The sweetest thing you'll see all day.
Humans have been building mud dwellings for thousands of years. It's time to go back to the roots.
Sometimes being flashy is actually a turn-off to predators. Their loss…
Nothing is spared by the ongoing AI fraud.
The estimate could help scientists better understand how the virus infects and mutates inside the human body.
The discovery could lead to new methods for cryopreserving human cells and organs.
Microstructural behaviors such as eating rate, bite size, and meal duration can determine the size of a person’s meal.
Scientists have found insights about what makes honey and mangoes so healthy.
We now have definite evidence of how auroras light up the sky in the high latitudes.
More than 90% of all sharks suddenly disappeared and no one knows why.
Eight-week-old puppies can understand instructions from humans, such as finger pointing and gazing towards an object.
They just couldn't seem to make up their mind.
Technological limitations prevented scientists from sequencing a minor but important fraction of the genome -- until now.
Type O- blood may offer a slight protective effect against infection with the coronavirus. But the vaccine is still your best ally.
Not exactly telepathy but darn close, that's for sure.
These concerning findings highlight the need for urgent action aimed at mitigating the effects of man-made climate change.
Its leaves pack one of the most painful stings in the world. There is no antidote.
Beethoven wrote dozens of symphonies and songs while deaf. But he had some help from a nifty trick.
Everything you need to know about the hereditary material in humans and virtually all other organisms.
"There always seems to be a new crop of believers. Maybe just think of it as a cult that can survive indefinitely," Krugman said.
The fish absorb up to 99.95% of the light that hits them.
The cute water bears could give scientists hints as to whether or not life can survive interplanetary travel on meteorites.
The monkeys have settled in a thick mangrove forest near an urban airport.
You've guessed it: climate change strikes again.
China is the only country after the U.S. to successfully land a rover on Mars.
It's so big it can hardly fly.
The existence of these extremely rare crystals was thought to be impossible until a few decades ago.
Deaths due to the pressures of working 55 hours per week or more are on the rise, says WHO.
Solid state batteries could finally make electric vehicles truly competitive with conventional cars.
"It is not an exaggeration to say that long COVID-19 is America's next big health crisis," said concerned scientists.
For three and a half centuries, the three-body problem has proven intractable. But an eight-dimensional loophole could prove our best shot yet.
The bubbles simultaneously act as a scuba tank and gills to extend time under water.
Scientists warn that the stratosphere could lose 4% of its thickness by the end of the century.
The strict separation between the islanders’ families may have ensured their cultural survival.
The patient, paralyzed from the neck down, was able to text almost as fast as able-bodied peers on smartphones.
