The new Coke bottle belongs to part of the company's effort to make the containers more renewable ingredients.
With the help of functioning muscles and veins, researchers at Massachusetts General Center for Regenerative Medicine have grown a rat limb. The findings are published this week in the journal Biomaterials.
Scientists have uncovered seven new tiny frog species in the Brazilian Atlantic rainforest.
Scientists may have spotted Pluto's moons in the highest detail yet.
It turns out that a staggering number of people in the United States may suffer from alcohol use disorder.
New findings presented in the Canadian Review of Sociology ask if our tastes in music might be linked to social class.
The world's smallest spirals may do something amazing: guard against identify theft.
Each summer, Greenland's ice sheet begins to melt. Now, scientists have taken a closer look at these lakes to see if they could worsen the ice sheet's contribution to sea level rise.
The box jellyfish is one of the most poisonous species in the world and now, researchers have found a little bit more about how they hunt.
New findings published in JAMA Psychiatry confirm that nearly 33 million adults in the U.S. may be suffering from "alcohol use disorder."
New findings published in the journal Obesity Surgery show that weight loss surgery can help bring a spark back into romance. Researchers of East Carolina University examined new insights into the experience of couples after one of the parteners underwent weight loss surgery.
Scientists may have discovered why massive glacial lakes atop the Greenland Ice Sheet drain suddenly. They've found a surprising mechanism that triggers cracks where the water drains.
