Pregnancy is an important time to keep up with an exercise routine. Yet did you know that exercise may be more beneficial for baby boys more than girls?
For the first time ever, astronomers have spotted the moment in which a massive protostar begins to develop jets of matter and energy crucial for star formation.
It turns out that the dispersant that was used to help the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico may be more toxic to deep corals than the oil itself.
Can humans communicate with pheromones in the same way that animals can? Scientists have long wondered whether or not this is the case.
Scientists have taken a closer look at the conflict between two massive dinosaurs, and show that not only did fighting occur but that sometimes tyrannosaurs ate one another.
There may be a new method to save coral reefs: fish. Scientists have found that fish are the key ingredients to restoring degraded coral reef ecosystems.
It turns out that northern Europeans in the Neolithic may have actually rejected farming rather than embraced it, like others.
Pesticide exposure may actually contribute to the risk of cardiovascular disease and inflammation in premenopausal women. A new study shows that pesticides may be more dangerous than thought.
Imagine having flexible electronics rather than the hard plastic ones of today. This idea may soon become a reality with the help of inkjet-printing technology.
How tall are you? It may have an impact on your heart health. Scientists have used a genetic approach to discover a link between height and coronary heart disease.
White-nose syndrome is a deadly fungal disease found in bats that have devastated bat populations across eastern North America and the continent.
Oakblue butterflies can be a bit mischievous. They actually use chemical strategies to deceive ants and even avoid attack.
