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This mass grave has skeletons of men, women, and children arranged as if these people were buried in a rush, but why?
The pig liver worked for ten days in the patient's body.
This research could lead to new non-hormonal contraceptives and other insights into female fertility.
These compounds could help those who are physically unable to exercise.
Some dairy farms could turn into lifesaving insulin factories.
Why would doctors ask a patient to play rock songs on the guitar while they open his skull and do surgery?
Running is a fitness classic — and there's a good reason why.
You really should wash your reusable bottle more.
A new study challenges the conventional link between dopamine and drug abuse.
The world is in dire need of an accessible and affordable breast cancer screening technology. Here is one that looks perfect.
Exposure to ready-to-eat food outlets seems to be linked to a higher risk of heart failure.
The findings underscore the need for more regulatory oversight for tattoo inks.
This is a faster digital method for crafting lifelike prosthetic eyes using 3D printing, promising enhanced comfort and appearance for users.
Advances in 3D printing are finally showing the worth in healthcare.
If you've ever needed a reason to work out — here it is.
Bats have the uncanny power to contain dangerous viruses without getting sick. However, if disturbed, the viruses in bats may jump on us.
Norwegian researchers have devised a new tool that looks for signs of burnout.
Tea is just about to become even more delicious.
We're getting better and better at detecting this silent killer.
Life expectancy is rising and is expected to continue doing so almost everywhere in the world. But is it really a good thing?
An unconventional study may help researchers make the most effective malaria vaccine yet.
How many of these colors are you eating?
You won't like what you hear.
A fresh look at ancient texts reveals a rare glimpse of dementia in history.
Scientists kept a pig's brain alive outside its body for five hours, challenging the boundaries between life, technology, and the future of human consciousness."
New findings indicate old childhood growth hormone treatments may be linked to early onset Alzheimer's disease
Reducing the prevalence of metabolic disorders has never been more important. Thankfully, exercise may offer some help.
Viruses are not just dangerous invaders. Ancient viral legacy is likely key to early human development.
If all goes well, it could hit the market in 2-3 years.
Improved understanding of the molecular mechanisms of addiction can change how researchers and clinicians approach treatments.
New research finds a simple vitamin A derivative is the key to our extraordinary color perception.
No two tongues are alike and are distinctive enough to partly predict age and gender.
Water bottles are filled with thousands of tiny plastic particles.
The Trump-recommended "cure" turned out to be a big problem -- and killed a lot of people.
Electric vehicles with bidirectional charging can be life-saving, especially in times of power cuts and natural disasters.
The study could finally explain, at least partly, mysterious near-death experiences some people have.
Nature is becoming the new healthcare trend.
Cannabis enhances workout enjoyment but not performance, says new study.
A golden mystery has been finally solved with the discovery of a key enzyme.
It’s mRNA-based, the same technology Moderna used for its Covid-19 vaccine.
When scientists tested this VIBES capsule on animals, it decreased their food intake by 40 percent and slowed their weight gain process.
Exploring the balance between environmental goals and social fairness in European meat taxation.
We already know that food has a big impact on our lives — but this is something else.
This could open up new avenues for treating depression and other conditions.
It's all "haha" until it's not.
Scientists identify potential genetic factors that could play into CanUD
Scientists bring lab-grown coffee closer to your cup.
A portable ultraviolet lamp can save us from the many diseases spread by two dangerous foodborne bacteria.
Put that tub of icecream down.
A recent study says Cola won't dislodge food stuck in your throat -- but it won't hurt you more either.
