Scientists may have solved a long-standing puzzle regarding the nature of disk galaxies.
A new study published in the Journal of Health Promotion and Education suggests that standing could be a better way to help facilitate learning and concentration.
Scientists have found that kindergartners and first-graders who watched as little as one hour of television a day were more likely to be overweight or obese compared to children who watched TV for less than 60 minutes each day.
Have you ever felt invisible? Scientists have managed to create the perceptual illusion of having an invisible body, which may change our physical stress response in challenging social situations.
An enzyme secreted by your body's fat tissues may actually control energy levels in your brain.
Scientists have discovered that "comatose" galaxies can be resurrected. If clusters of galaxies merge, a cosmic tsunami can drive the birth of a new generation of stars.
Just how often are you having sex? Did you know the number of times you and your partner are hitting the sheets could actually impact your earnings, according to new findings published in the International Journal of Manpower?
Researchers from China have announced that they've managed to edit the gnome of a human embryo in order to try to block a gene that causes a rare blood disease.
New findings published in the journal Science Translational Medicine show that researchers in Wales and England have now developed a highly effective asthma drug that may have uncovered asthma's root cause via an effective asthma drug.
Astronomers have spotted 11 runaway galaxies that have been flung from their original homes to wander through space.
Scientists have taken a closer look at the bird's innate ability to soar through the skies and have found that it uses two high stereotyped postures to avoid obstacles in flight.
Scientists have found that earthquake activity has sharply increased since 2009 and that this increase can be linked to industrial operations that dispose of wastewater by injecting it into deep wells.
