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Therapy doesn't necessarily require being in the same room.
We weren't even sure something like this was possible
The fish we want to capture aren't turned away by the lights.
This study says plastic pollution in the air is way worse than we imagined.
While the researchers can't completely discard the theory, it needs more evidence to hold up.
Student loans are big business. Some 43 million Americans currently have student loans, totaling a whopping $1.57 trillion in student loans. Despite President Biden canceling some $2 billion in student loans already, progressives in the Democratic party are increasingly frustrated. This is just a drop in the bucket, they argue, and far more action is […]
Red Planet? More like Purple Planet.
A leading French aquarium vendor will no longer produce and sell fish bowls due to concerns about animal welfare.
The findings point to "significant and concerning" pollution of the country's waters.
What researchers thought was water may turn out to be rocks, a new study concludes.
It's as accurate as our current PCR tests or more, but way faster and cheaper.
Not only ashes, but pressure waves affected the atmosphere as well.
Researchers took a crack at understanding chimpanzee culture -- and ended up with some interesting results.
The protective gene was passed onto us by an ancient human species.
Our spines don't seem to enjoy this position very much at all.
Researchers used drones and lasers to take a closer look at the structure.
The patent never received too much attention, but scientists think it could have modern uses.
Cannabis hangovers are a thing.
It's challenging the notion of what non-recyclable plastic even means in the first place -- and we like it a lot!
A lot of hospitals still use default passwords and settings.
All around the world, corals are struggling.
Fashion braces -- oral brackets with no therapeutic value -- are trending on social media. But are they worth it?
A new algorithm could change the Mars orbiter game.
Scientists have reprogrammed human cells to turn into hair follicles, but there is still much work ahead.
It's still a long way from a pharmacy near you, but the results are promising.
Although it worked, there's still much work to do before it becomes practical.
Scientists will use the new moon to aid in future interstellar colonization.
Molten salt reactors are not your mother's nuclear reactors.
Reactions from headaches to fatigue were attributed to the negative version of the placebo effect.
This is one of the most exciting results we've had for HIV so far.
Things are not looking up, not really.
It will help scientists better understand dark energy and the unnerving expansion of the universe.
Big animals are important, and they've been important for a long time.
It's a big problem for one of the agricultural hotspots of the planet.
Losing the ability to speak can be hugely traumatic.
Meet the crack vape pen.
This should absolutely be off limits.
The extremely rare discovery could lead to a rethinking of angiosperm evolution.
The implants need no external power source to produce electricity.
Researchers found a way to make the invisible visible.
Some on this list are downright scary.
Population isolation, hunting and highways are the main drivers.
All it takes is one small change.
There are no reports of injuries or deaths so far, despite severe damage to infrastructure.
Remember kids: always cook your meat!
The Bioprint FirstAid Handheld Bioprinter uses viable cells and biological molecules to print tissue structures.
Bamboo is far from the most filling food source out there, but healthy bacteria in the panda's gut help them fatten up and prepare for harsh times.
Public awareness is the first cornerstone of societal action.
Your fingers can now power small electronics and sensors.
Distinguishing between THC impairment and simple exposure is an urgent need in light of the recent wave of cannabis legalization.
