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The research could inspire a novel class of microelectronics based on DNA.
The findings only carry for one specific type of hearing loss.
Scientists discovered that having children significantly shortened telomeres (genetic markers of aging).
An exciting research catches fat cells migrating by themselves for the first time.
What's good for your heart is also good for your mind, science shows.
Not bad for one gene.
About 1 in 15 athletes were injured and scanned.
It was like the tumor “sat like a head on top of another head,” doctors recalled.
Put that glass down, It's not good for you.
It's not just low light that makes us sleepy.
It's the most disease-infested mammal in the world but yet bats not only survive, they thrive. What's their secret?
From electric creatures to better pacemakers and even prosthetics.
It's the biggest antidepressant review, and it has encouraging conclusions.
Men experienced sexual dysfunction when consuming alcohol or taking molly, while women had problems when smoking pot.
Don't be so quick to say no.
It's not as simple as you'd think.
A study found moderately drinking wine lowered risk of premature death more than exercising.
After analyzing data from over a quarter million patients, the neural network can predict the patient's age (within a 4-year range), gender, smoking status, blood pressure, body mass index, and risk of cardiovascular disease.
Grey's Anatomy was a really good show, but it's still just a show.
The team believed that ketamine affected a small part of the brain, called the lateral habenula, also known as the “anti–reward center.”
The goal is to ultimately harvest organs for transplant in human patients.
There were no significant differences in the decline of lung function between men who worked in the cleaning business and non-cleaning men.
The test could be a game changer for identifying autism.
Mens sana in corpore sanome
It's a pretty metal solution.
Does this make us pets?
Repetitive RNA molecules found in Huntington's disease are toxic to cancerous cells.
Bottom line: cut down on the processed foods.
A 30-year-old transgender woman successfully breastfed her baby for six weeks, until her milk production had to be supplemented with formula.
Stress and memory don't mix very well.
Digging gold from dirt.
The results showed that 21.5% of the slow-eating group was obese, compared to almost 30% of the normal-speed eaters and 45% of the fast-eating group.
Chemicals commonly used in non-stick pans or stain-free clothing might promote obesity.
Being healthy doesn't mean losing weight.
This is stranger the fiction. The woman in question insists that there's nothing funny about all of this.
Ever heard the idiom "as peaceful as a drunkard"? No? Here's why.
It can't go through our skin, but it will wreck viruses and bacteria.
Eating more legumes and less meat is one of the healthier, more environmentally-friendly things you can do.
Participants were able to better control their hallucinations after playing a computer game.
Eat your greens!
A study finds lower narcissism and higher self-esteem in Eastern German teens.
You can't spell antibiotic without ant.
This isn't meant to advocate drinking, but...
The distinction between brain and computer has never been blurrier.
More and more evidence suggests that chronic noise causes cardiovascular diseases.
We, as consumers, are also at blame.
From Pokemon Go to the operating room.
A story of bungee jumping, electrical currents, and free will.
Researchers found a way to heal wounds without scarring via insertion of hair follicles into the wound.
There are still plenty of science-backed reasons to meditate anyway. It's just that 'becoming a better person' isn't one of them.
