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This is the best way to take a pill, according to science.
The life of a medieval friar was tough.
It could be a game changer in regenerative medicine.
Could food labeling get people to eat more healthily?
The key to fighting cancer is to detect it early. Now, artificial intelligence technology aims to help us do just that.
Most of us can agree new meat alternatives taste great, but are they a healthier alternative to meat?
Even exercising for a minute can significantly increase muscle size and strength -- as long as you do it almost every day
Do you really think Lemon Haze in Colorado is the same as Lemon Haze in Washington? Think again.
These are surprising findings for a hormone so often linked to aggressive and competitive behavior.
The algorithm could be a game changer in epilepsy treatment.
This cheap and safe procedure could revolutionize how we treat some forms of visual impairment.
Such stickers will allow for round-the-clock monitoring of internal tissues anywhere, anytime.
Besides being more convenient, the new therapy could be priced at a fraction of the current cost.
The brain has its own defensive mechanisms to prevent burnout -- and glutamate accumulation in the prefrontal cortex seems like one.
This is the first study to link PFAS and adverse health effects in humans.
It has infected at least several dozen people and scientists are now tracking it down, but thankfully this doesn't sound like a repeat of COVID-19.
It would greatly help our efforts to contain Lyme disease.
Human sleep is still largely a mystery. Maybe spiders can help.
Eating less and timed with the most active phase of the day extended the life span of mice by a whooping 35%.
This offers a helpful method of studying how things like cancer develop in the human body
It's not exactly clear why many more men than women get cancer, but it's a reality that men should be aware of and prepare accordingly.
A compound found in bee venom destroyed 100% of the hardest-to-kill breast cancer cells in under 60 minutes.
Industry insists that cured-in-place plastic pipe liners are safe, but some scientists say the installation process is under-regulated and hazardous.
Not so great news for you night owls.
They work to protect our cells from damage caused by iron imbalances.
There are two approved monkeypox vaccines in the US. Both use a related poxvirus called vaccinia to produce an immune response that protects against smallpox and monkeypox.
The technology could dramatically improve the lifespan of precious organs meant for transplantation.
Although they do help, it's important to try and memorize the most important bits of information ourselves.
Just as long as you don't overdo it, stress can actually help.
Some people kissed 5,000 years ago and now we have to deal with this.
Replacing those cookies, snacks and chips would reduce the risk significantly.
The story of how some human populations gained lactose tolerance may be more gruesome than you might have imagined.
The small particulate matter may be causing damage to the blood vessels
It's not the same as COVID-19, but our window of containment on monkeypox is closing rapidly.
A machine learning-based early detection system can flag life-threatening sepsis 20% faster than before.
A truly tear-shedding study.
New, efficient antibiotics are sorely needed in the modern world.
Some words can hurt, and this new study may explain why.
Filler sounds may actually have an important purpose.
Growing food in the desert has never been more efficient.
The FDA approved the first clinical trial using efficacy data collected from a microphysiological system. Here's why that's a pretty big deal.
The experiment helps us make sense of “cognitive maps”.
Although their approach is slightly different from our own, the authors argue that what we are seeing is indeed farming behavior.
The findings showcase just how pervasive microplastic pollution has become on Earth.
Microplastics are everywhere, and we're only starting to discover the problems they cause.
Doctors are concerned by the rise of hypervitaminosis D as more and more people take way too many vitamin D suppplements.
It's just a trial so far, but it could be expanded if deemed successful.
Adolescents today are suffering record levels of stress-related anxiety and depressive symptoms.
A new study sheds new light on a rather controversial birthing technique.
A non-addictive painkiller with no side effects could change millions of lives for the better.
