Could online discussion forums be good for our overall health and wellness? New findings published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior suggest that there are benefits for both individuals and wider society to this type of social media than previously realized.
New findings published in the journal Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics show that a new form of technology can help to predict if and when breast cancer will appear.
Estimates show that more than 350 million people suffer from depression worldwide. Yet there is not simply a one size fits all treatment for the health problem. According to the World Health Organization, some may require medication, psychotherapy and/or both to stay healthy.
Coffee is frequently in the news for its potential health benefits. Yet could it also reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence? New findings published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research suggest that coffee helps to stop the growth of tumors and even reduces the risk of cancer recurrence in w...
A new study suggests that there is no link between the regular intake of yogurt and the improvement of physical and mental parameters.
Only three wolves remain in Isle Royal National Park. Researchers conducted their annual Winter Study in the park and have found that the group of wolves is at an unprecedented low, showing a sharp decline from the nine wolves seen last winter.
Make sure to look to the skies this week. The Lyrid meteor shower is set to put on quite the show. The annual meteor shower is active each year from about April 16 and April 25, but you'll be able to catch the peak of this sky show tomorrow before dawn.
There is a lot of controversy surrounding genetic modification. But what if genetic modification occurred naturally? That seems to be what happened with the sweet potato.
Your eyes aren't fooling you. This frog looks a lot like Kermit from The Muppets. Scientists have discovered a new species of glassfrog in the jungles of Costa Rica with quite the striking appearance.
What does a 170-year-old bottle of bubbly taste like? Researchers have uncovered a shipwrecked trove of sugary, 19th century champagne and have revealed new details about centuries-old ways of making wine.
Scientists have developed a new X-ray imaging technique to visualize and study the reactions in lithium-ion rechargeable batteries containing a new type of material called iron fluoride.
Scientists are getting a better grasp of primate grip. They've taken a closer look at how humans and gorillas hold objects and have learned a bit more about the superior grasping ability of primate species.
