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Is lab-grown meat coming of age?
The findings suggest that vaping might cause lung cancer.
Because of its touted efficacy and minimal side effects, more and more people are now using CBD capsules.
Oxygen keeps the world turning. Well not really, but it's important for cells.
Particle matter and other noxious fumes might make people more aggressive.
Ahh, lies... just like mama used to make 'em.
The study shows that psilocybin can be produced in a sustainable manner.
Researchers want to approach cancer like an infectious disease.
Left-handed people appear to have better verbal skills, but they also have slightly higher risks of Parkinson's and schizophrenia.
It's like the gift that keeps on giving, isn't it?
When we develop in the womb, we temporarily grow muscles that have last been seen in our ancestors 250 million years ago.
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With sleep, "when" is as important as "for how long".
Woof.
Gene editing sounds super scary but its potential to improve our lives is immense. Is it worth the leap, though?
Ew, teenagers.
“He’s shady”.
The results were surprising: wallets with money were more likely to be returned than the ones with no money.
Nearly 170 million people have been affected by data breaches that involved hospital records in the past decade.
They say follow your dreams but I can't even remember them.
The eNose can inform doctors whether or not immunotherapy is the right course of action.
Reducing antibiotic usage in animals should be a priority, new research concludes.
Excessive drinking costs Americans over $250 billion a year in medical and legal costs -- and alcohol tax covers only a fraction.
In the future, a drug that mimics this genetic effect could finally cure the common cold.
Using the technique, patients can hold their breath for up to 6 minutes at a time.
Yet another problem associated with pollution.
The findings could lead to novel therapies for emotional health.
Antibiotic resistance is reaching dramatic levels in some wild ecosystems, reports a study on bottlenose dolphins living in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon. One of the scariest public health issues we’re contending with today is the rise of antibiotic resistance. Many common bacterial strains are evolving to resist the drugs we rely on to treat them, […]
People aged 60 or older who regularly drink tea had brain regions that were interconnected in a more efficient way.
Hiring a coach to help you exercise can improve mood more than being on your own.
Turns out, more rain is not always what you want.
Sleep deprivation can cause serious health problems over extended periods of time. Here's what you need to know.
Everyday, dozens of people die in the United States because they can't get an organ transplant -- this new procedure could save many of them.
I don't know how I could live without cheese.
Malaria could be eradicated within a generation, a landmark report says.
Catch some Z's for your heart!
A remarkable technology that enables the blind to use navigation apps with ease.
The brain seems to treat how it listens and recalls music in opposite directions.
The balance between the storage and removal of lipids in fat cells is disrupted as we grow older.
Fish is in the eye of the beholder.
Fewer people are addicted to tobacco in the UK than ever.
People with heart disease are at least six times more likely to have a heart attack after coming down with the flu.
The findings are exciting -- but they also raise important ethical questions. Could someday lab-grown brains become conscious?
Recycling? Taking the bus? Better light bulbs? That's all good, but how about taking fewer flights, eating more plants, and having fewer children?
Weakened hurd immunity makes even vaccinated people vulnerable to mumps.
The same bang for a fraction of the buck.
So far, the test has been shown to work in mice
"We basically short-circuited the stored energy."
Getting proper sleep is one of the most important things you can do to avoid heart disease.
Teenage women who used birth control pills were at a higher risk of clinical depression years later.
