Children's behavioral issues are oftentimes overlooked in the early stages of life. Yet new findings presented by researchers at the University of Michigan examine how temper tantrums, mood swings and other issues dealing with homework problems can potentially signal mental health problems that shou...
Previous studies have shown the detrimental effects of shift work. Now new findings published in the journal Sleep Health zero on the potential influence of health outcomes that may increase certain differences between workers of higher vs. lower socioeconomic status.
Researchers are looking to determine what shapes how we hear sound. According to researchers at Bournemouth University's, the expectation of what we're about to hear may instanteously shape how our sound is processed.
Scientists have discovered that historical land use has a major role on carbon cycling, which means we may need to look to the past to predict the future.
New findings presented at the 2015 American Thoracic Society International Conference suggest that the progression of emphysema could be slowed by aspirin.
Scientists have discovered tiny microbes with the potential to cleanse polluted waterways. They've found that microbial communities in urban waterways not only clean the water, but also act as raw water quality indicators.
A grounded, giant iceberg in Antarctica may have provided scientists with a real-life experiment that reveals the vulnerability of marine ecosystems to sudden changes in sea-ice cover.
Humans aren't the only ones that have different voices. The same theory that explains individual differences in human speech has recently been applied to other members of the animal kingdom, including whales.
An octopus arm may have inspired the creation of a new surgical tool. Scientists have created a robotic arm that can bend stretch and squeeze through cluttered environments.
It turns out that climate change may have contributed to a drop in high-ozone levels. Scientists have found that a stronger sea breeze due to warmer soil temperatures caused this drop in the Houston area.
It turns out that medical marijuana isn't causing an increased risk for other drug involvement.
Scientists have discovered that 80 percent of a population of Burmese long-tailed macaques on an island in southern Thailand use stone and shell tools to crack open seafood.
