Statistics show that about 22 percent of men will develop prostate cancer in their lifetime. Yet new findings published in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship: Research and Practice show that a regular walking regimen can help to significantly improve survival outcomes.
Giant galaxies may actually die from the inside out. Astronomers have shown for the first time how star formation in "dead" galaxies sputtered out billions of years ago.
Our ancient human ancestors may have been cannibals.
There have been some major advances in artificial photosynthesis.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft has captured a startling new color map of the dwarf planet Ceres.
Scientists have made the first ever kinematic analysis of octopus arm coordination to figure out how these animals manage to stay untangled.
New findings published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism are looking at things from a bit of a different perspective. Could drinking sugary beverages suppress cortisol, a hormone that's linked to both stress and weight gain, in the brain?
And they called it, puppy love.
New research published in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology suggests that maple syrup makes disease-causing bacteria more suceptible to antibiotics.
Previous studies have touted the powers of mushrooms. Now, researchers at the University of Florida have found that shiitake mushrooms can increase immunity.
Ever wonder how we walk between others without running into each other?
New findings published in the Journal of Anatomy examines how this detail is not linked to mechanical features like chewing, but rather, hormonal levels that occurred, perhaps, as we grew into more communicative individuals in society.
