3D printing has been moving forward by leaps and bounds and now, scientists have used it to create something a bit unusual: artificial eggs.
A bizarre virus that survives in nearly boiling acid may yield new clues to treat deadly diseases.
NASA's Mars Curiosity rover detected a mysterious methane spike on Mars in 2014. But what caused this sudden spike, though, is now open for debate.
Have scientists discovered the Fountain of Youth? Well not quite yet. However, they're working on delaying the process of aging by reversing the regulation of two genes involved in the production of glycine, the smallest amino acid that is partly to blame for wrinkles and other unwanted traits.
Previous studies have shown that looking or posting excessively to Facebook can spur depression and anxiety in some individuals. Other forms of social media have also been known to cause a pinch of low self-esteem in individuals who may worry their life doesn't quite incorporate enough selfies and v...
Statistics show that 70 to 80 percent of students with poor reading skills are likely dyslexic, a learning disability that's characterized by reading difficulties. However, health officials oftentimes mistake the health issue for poor eyesight.
Pizza Hut and Taco Bell have jumped on the new health craze that many other fast food joints are all about: they're going "natural."
Elderly patients who are also dealing with cognitive issues may be at an increased risk of heart failure, according to recent findings presented at Heart Failure 2015.
Could some dating apps be to blame for a recent surge of STDs in Rhode Island?
New findings published in the journal Gut look at how being overweight can double a teen's risk of developing bowl cancer by the time he or she has hit middle age.
A rare, genetic mutation can keep you from feeling pain. Scientists have found that this mutation, though, can have some serious consequences.
Drones may be getting a bit smarter. Scientists have created a new vision and learning system that allow drones to learn a control themselves without relying on a GPS signal or trained personnel.
