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Although the insecticide was banned decades ago, it still persists in the environment.
There are a lot of myths that have convinced people to resist vaccination -- don't be fooled.
Incredibly, this one lived in the desert, which is unheard of for a pterosaur.
A unique experiment challenges all of us to fight for a sustainable future.
A weak handshake may be a sign of unhealthy outcomes in the future, according to a new study.
Be careful with your screen time. 'Night mode' is definitely a must.
A modern-day Icarus will soar for the sun tomorrow.
One of the studies focused on the steamier side of messaging: "sexting".
What is being seen is that the universe is expanding faster nearby than we would expect based on more distant measurements.
High-speed internet makes electronic devices more interesting... and we seem to be losing track of our bed time.
But that doesn't mean their fertility is necessarily affected.
The most sophisticated fridge in space is already delivering fantastic results.
They say you are what you eat -- and this goes for mental health, as well.
Scientists are saving America's iconic prairies from mice by coating seeds with hot peppers.
It's older than Earth itself!
New research solves a 160-year-old mystery about the origin of the vertebrate skeleton.
Having willpower makes you less susceptible to visceral states.
Humans a bringing about cancer to a staggering amount of wild species.
When test subjects attempted to switch off the robot, it quickly quipped that it's afraid of the dark, pleading "No! Please do not switch me off!"
Another uphill battle against bacterial infections.
We're taking you for a ride through evolutionary memory lane, carefully listing the members of our long family tree.
But their genetic adaptations are another prime example of island dwarfism.
New research sheds new insight into the enigmatic lives of Stonehenge people.
It's a landmark achievement in regenerative medicine.
A kind reminder that we're living in paradise.
Researchers are concerned, saying that the cause for the seabirds' decline is 'mysterious'.
Scientists report that electric fans might be a bad idea for people aged 60 or older.
Astronomers unravel a gruesome galactic murder... and we might be next!
The study reinforces the need for international treaties meant to conserve marine wildlife.
A parasite infection generally spread by cat feces may be making some people fearless.
You're likely applying too little sunscreen, greatly diminishing its protection against harmful UV radiation.
A new long-necked dinosaur discovered in China is forcing scientists to rethink sauropod evolution.
This might be the news of the year!
Scientists witness natural selection in action in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Getting high frequently may make it difficult to imagine a personal future.
Researchers have created the fastest man-made rotor in the world, which they believe will help them study quantum mechanics.
Using a drug to get rid of drugs sounds counterintuitive, but it might just work.
The new packaging is compostable and keeps food fresher longer than plastic wrapping.
The moon might have once had pools of water on its surface and even a thick atmosphere.
But that doesn't mean the environment isn't more important.
Without proper olfaction, fish are less able to find food or avoid predators.
A modern-day Icarus -- but this one won't get burned.
The hidden climate change-causing giants no one's talking about.
Gotta catch em all!
Ambient energy is all around us -- physicists are proposing a novel way to tap it.
It took great determination for the first hunter-gathers to set off the agricultural revolution -- but the bread helped.
Previously, the same technology was used to write quick reports on soccer matches or political events such as elections.
We all deserve to breathe cleaner air -- this is where this mission comes in.
It's almost like the brain is 'wired' all the time while high on cannabis.
Instead of offering informational support, just saying "I know how that feels" might be a lot better.
