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The key is eating more plants.
This is the medical breakthrough people were rooting for all along.
This does not bear all the foreboding signs that COVID-19 did, but it's still concerning.
The insights open the way for tailored mental health treatments and advanced cultivation techniques.
Scientists have developed free-swimming biological robots using human tracheal cells. These tiny machines can heal your body from the inside.
Harvard researchers show aging may be reversible via epigenetics.
Sedentarism is considered bad for both for body and mind. But recent research highlights the particularly negative effects of mentally-passive activities versus more mentally-active behavior.
Football fans all over the world — we've got a warning.
It could free doctors from the boring but critically important task of writing notes for patients.
The new device converts images into sounds, enabling blind people to identify faces using auditory cues.
Pollution from coal-fired power plants is much more deadly than previously thought. But there is also some very good news.
Researchers find four drugs that reverse COVID-19-induced brain aging by targeting 'zombie' cells."
These may be the baby steps towards unraveling the origin of human consciousness.
Scientists added peanut-protein to a toothpaste and tested it on adults with peanut allergies. Here's what happened next.
A desperately needed new antibiotic for gonorrhea infections could soon be on the way.
We may finally know why drinking even a single glass of wine can sometimes cause a headache.
The monkey chimera is created from pluripotent stem cells and contains two distinct sets of DNA.
Compression socks transition from medical use to enhancing athletic performance and comfort.
There's been a huge increase in the use of this hormone.
It could transform medical and cosmetic research.
Multi-mode microplate readers are vital yet underrecognized tools in scientific research, essential for advancing our understanding of diseases like Alzheimer's and COVID-19.
Research explores Beethoven's heritage through his DNA.
Study suggests considering all UPF products as bad for health is unwise.
Adults can reap the benefits of this ancient martial art.
An unprecedented surgery raises many hopes and questions.
THC exposure during adolescence may cause microglial cell death and brain changes, increasing schizophrenia risks in genetically susceptible individuals.
It can be a helpful tool for those anxious or embarrassed about getting a test at a clinic
Most hair loss products don't work. Here's what the science says so far instead.
As if viruses weren't frightening enough!
Can you hold your breath for 5 seconds?
The future of healthcare is looking pretty different from what we're familiar with.
High-ranking mice are more prone to depression. Could the same be true for humans?
It’s fast, low-cost and uses techniques previously reserved for lab-based PCR tests.
Native plants in Australia are in grave danger due to a fungal disease. Here is how cryopreservation might save them.
It's like Jurassic Park, only with antibiotics.
Do you know about functional fitness?
When you hear bad 'grammer', your body tenses up and gets stressed out.
Our ancestors left us an interesting legacy.
Your skin isn't lying to you.
The labels of sports supplements are not what they seem to be.
Study reveals that the benefits of most sports, including those seen as dangerous, far outweigh the slim chance of injury – but which activities top the list?
This artificial hand has transformed the life of a women living with a below elbow amputation. Can it bring the same positive change for others?
Your favorite "bittersweet and emotional" songs were found to work best against physical pain.
Could one vaccine protect patients from the many lethal superbugs in hospitals?
We must remember the pandemic and the lessons it brought.
Seaweed was popular in Europe long before it became a hit in Asia.
Making the most of those extra morning moments might be beneficial, new research suggests.
From Florida to New York, these "flesh-eating" infections are on the rise.
The illegal drug is stepping more and more into the medical spotlight.
Recent research from the University of Southern California suggests there might be a new flavor distinct from the traditionally recognized tastes.
