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We all want what's best for our children, and the science is pretty clear on this one: antivaxxing claims lives.
Nobody likes keeping track of the food they ate but it doesn't a lot of time at all and the results speak for themselves.
The sperm-pocalypse might start from inside our homes.
So far, the drug has worked on mice, but researchers are confident that the findings could translate on humans.
I'd describe most of my conversations as 'hostage situations'.
Fast food servings have gotten significantly bigger since 1986, which may partly explain the rise in obesity in the United States.
It's worse for the mothers, of course.
No skin? No problem!
Sorry, college freshmen.
In fact, it can produce some cannabinoids that are not naturally-occurring.
Want to have healthier kids? Green spaces are essential, researchers say.
Defective and toxic proteins in cells are cleared more easily with a healthy lifestyle.
A good night's sleep can be a distant dream when having a baby.
If nothing else, it's free entertainment!
This group of fish is unique among all vertebrates.
How most of us feel in regards to our shape, well, that's not biology's concern.
Antivaxx trends and complacency are bringing back a disease from the brink of eradication.
Nothing like some sweet TLC to give you a nice start in life.
Make America small again, then!
It's easier and more effective than other gene editing methods. What's more, there's no risk of transmitting altered genes to other species, such as weeds.
Insomnia is poorly understood but a new study might finally help millions of people get a good night's sleep.
If you want to avoid hangovers, simply look for red flags, researchers say.
Mice are born with a single set of teeth, unlike humans which have two. Now, scientists used genetic techniques to signal the formation of additional teeth in mice.
The challenge is greater in the world’s poorest countries.
No time like mealtime.
Pacemakers in the future might never require battery replacement.
Caveburgers, anyone?
Sorry ladies.
Scientists sink their teeth in the great white's genome
Sometimes less really is more.
It's only a preliminary study, but the results are promising.
One-day household pollution may be given as much attention as transportation emissions.
Vaccines work, definitely!
Alcohol has very subtle effects on the brain which we're only beginning to recognize.
Treatment for the highly addictive substance might have to be approached differently if you're male or female.
More and more evidence suggests that zero-calorie drinks may be just as bad as sugary ones.
The implications could also be huge for people with Alzheimer's.
Give an orangutan a banana and you'll feed him for a day. Give him a stick and he'll poke bananas for a lifetime.
Surprise is the spice of life.
This could be very important for developing countries.
Almost 60% of a typical American's diet is comprised of ultra-processed foods.
It's good to be good.
Mozart's talent for spotting a tone without a reference may be more influenced by genetics than previously thought.
This isn't meant to replace doctors, but help them and speed up the diagnosis process.
Your secrets are safe with you, but you're not safe with them.
So, you know. Don't smoke.
Evidence points to the fact that coffee does more good than harm, indicating that it can be part of a healthful diet.
Dengue is a mosquito-borne disease that causes flu-like symptoms but can be lethal and kill up to 20% of those with severe dengue.
Chronic pain is the most common condition identified by the study.
It's an unexpected finding which might end up making a very big difference.
