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Researchers discovered a consistent link between sleep irregularity and repetitive negative thinking.
The plan is to use them to find tumors and other places of interest.
Just like there's an internet, there's also an interbrain -- except this one is more complex.
Smell seems to be the easiest way to hack a brain.
The virus could have been infecting people for thousands of years.
The hand prosthesis can sense if objects are soft or hard.
This could be a game changer.
It like normal water, but worse. 40 $ please.
An alcohol metabolite, acetaldehyde, caused significant DNA alterations in mice stem cells.
The viral infections share many symptoms but the flu can be a lot worse. Deadly worse.
Things are bad, but they're not this bad.
Strong societal pressure teaches younger generations that nothing less than perfection is acceptable.
A three-agent drug used to treat type 2 diabetes mellitus shows significant results in memory and learning skills in aging mice suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
We don't know exactly why.
How good are you at detecting diseased people?
The rub-on gel contains two hormones: progestin and synthetic testosterone.
Ehehehehehe. Happy holidays, everyone.
Maybe other drugs have similar effects.
If you want to quit smoking, you should definitely try physical exercise more.
We're hardwired with compassion, but also ruthlessness.
Chocolate can be very dangerous for dogs.
CRISPR could be a massive game changer.
Herb could prove a worthy ally in our fight against opioid drugs.
Science? Evidence? Diversity? Those are all banned!
Besides rapidly reducing depression symptoms, ketamine seems to keep suicidal thoughts at bay as well.
This discovery might lead to a new type of painkillers.
Drinking tea (especially without sugar) is good for you, but having a healthy diet and staying fit are still more impactful.
Kids really shouldn't be drinking... really.
Run for the hills! Or at least 2 miles away, as that seems to be the 'danger radius'.
It could positively change the lives of thousands of people around the world.
Science confirms the obvious. But this study is still important.
The results aren't clear-cut.
It's funny to realize that we've been using anesthetics for at least a century now, but we still don't *really* know why they work.
Can your brain handle this?
Cancer was already affecting humans 2,000 years ago.
This is the incredible story of Zion, the first quadruple amputee child in whom researchers observed massive brain reorganization before and after the hand transplant.
There are obvious advantages to such technologies, but doctors warn against excessive usage.
It was also particularly vulnerable to disease well before humans arrived in Australia.
Viagra improved the lives of millions of men -- now, it's becoming cheaper and more easily available.
Super Mario is better for your brain than taking piano lessons.
Don't look at the sun!
The insight could prove useful to battle obesity.
Including the pill, injections, or IUDs.
Want to get rid of diabetes? Just lose some weight.
This could soon pave the way for real, functioning organs.
If you want to do the environment and yourself a favor, just eat healthily. There will be fewer emissions and less land use.
They could help many more patients in need of cell therapy.
Physical activity does wonders not only for your body but for your mind as well.
A new class of drugs might save you a lot of headaches.
Would you be OK with computers being the judges of gymnastics?
