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Researchers identified microbes that correlated with an individual's risk of serious conditions to gut microbiome.
Urban and rural demographics seem to be changing faster than policy is keeping up.
Understanding the newly identified mode of locomotion is significant for bird conservation.
The Megalodon babies likely ate unhatched eggs in their mother’s womb to come out on the hefty side.
It's one of the largest health crises you don't know about.
The Grand Canyon ain't got nothing on this.
Vaccination campaigns are already rolling out. How's your country doing?
We still don't know the full extent, but results seem encouraging for the Pfizer vaccine.
Seriously guys we can’t risk things so soon after 2020.
New research on fossilized snake remains unearthed in Germany points to our favorite constrictor snake having evolved in Europe. Today, the Pythonidae family is found mainly in Africa, Southern and Southeast Asia, and Australia. Don’t judge a book by its cover, nor a species by its current range, it turns out. New research suggests the […]
Pandemic or no pandemic, the climate continues to heat up year after year.
In a while, crocodile -- said the dinosaur. Because they were living in the same era.
Vaccines save lives -- a lot of them. But it's normal to wonder about side effects.
Amoeba-based computers could enable us to solve some hardcore problems.
More than 2,300 pieces of plastic were found in a digging site in Wales.
It's a slap in the face to everyone looking towards a sustainable future.
Maybe this discovery can help us understand them both.
Now we just need an efficient treatment.
The way coffee is produced can make a big difference to the climate.
The discovery of primordial black holes could answer a multitude of lingering questions such as the nature of dark matter, and how heavy elements are synthesised in addition to hiding entire bubble universes.
The upside of being sick with COVID-19 is that you're likely naturally immune now, but no one knows for sure how long this immunity lasts.
This small European country is leading the EV revolution
If it means we get more dishes to enjoy, I’m for it!
Sadly, it's doing it through to the death of local species.
Some diseases just stink -- and cancer is one of them.
Plans are just like us... well, in a way at least.
Day trading is gambling, not investing, experts say.
Though to be honest, can we really call it 'junk' now?
Here's how you can do your bit for the planet this month.
It's 80 times more efficient than the microprocessor you're using to read this.
The classical images are far from accurate.
Researchers from Europe and the United States show that a new tuberculosis vaccine, MTBVAC, protects better than the current BCG vaccine in a model of tuberculosis in macaques.
A banana can teach you much about history.
Millions rely on tropical forests in Africa, such as the Guinean Forests. Thanks to satellites, they can be easier protected.
Snakes climbing up electrical poles might sound scary, but it's much worse for them.
Cosmologists aren’t sure about how fast the universe expands and the mystery continues.
If you are over forty and wear glasses, the odds are you’ve heard about progressive lenses. Progressive lenses are regarded as an upgrade to traditional bifocal or trifocal glasses, but they also come with a new challenge. Whereas the old faithfuls had clear lines between each different lens, progressive lenses blend seamlessly into each other. […]
From forks to coffee capsules, the Latin American city takes a big step
They’re small and pretty and they need our help.
Vaccines are here, but dangers still lurk.
Health care and front line workers will begin to be vaccinated this month
A cancer-targeting approach breaks from existing therapies.
How do you say 'one with everything' in Latin?
We all have an innate fear of dentists -- and we end up paying the price for it.
Spatial memory? Check. Visual imagery? Nada.
First impressions: LiveSnippets lets you use them, not lose them.
I grew up in a Christian home, where a photo of Jesus hung on my bedroom wall. I still have it. It is schmaltzy and rather tacky in that 1970s kind of way, but as a little girl I loved it. In this picture, Jesus looks kind and gentle, he gazes down at me lovingly. […]
The only clear answer is that there's no clear answer.
We’re wired to leverage smell for more than stew and sorbet. Smelling is connecting, and when COVID-19 takes that away, you can call support numbers to cope.
Eating meat isn't good for the environment -- even when it's organic.
