Could antibiotics improve the symptoms of autism? For the son of John Rodakis, it seemed to be the case.
New findings published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases shows us that we may have a new superbug in our midst that's on its way to antibiotic resistance.
Bats may never drive cars, but they have been known to obey some 'traffic rules'--at least when it comes to turning and avoiding possible collisions when traveling at high speeds.
New findings published in JAMA Oncology found that certain middle-aged men are actually at a lower risk of developing lung and colorectal cancer is they are eating well and exercising into old age. Furthermore, if diagnosed with cancer later in life, it could even help to promote survival. However, ...
Recent research shows us that three drinks a night or more of alcohol could increase our chances of liver cancer. Good news is that most people's favorite morning accessory, coffee, could help prevent it--a drink that's also oftentimes in the news for controversy regarding health issues.
A 72-year-old Hawaiian woman has been blind for the past two years of her life. Yet thanks to the help of a relatively new scientific technology, she's just now beginning to see again.
New findings published in the journal ZooKeys look at the recent discovery of a little jumping spider that belongs to the family Salticidae and the genus Stenaelurillus. Discovered in the "Western Ghats" of southern India, the spider Stenaelurillus albus, along with other similar species, has a mati...
You may soon find some other materials being used in bullet proof vests other than Kevlar.
It turns out that ice water turns into a new form entirely when placed between two layers of graphene.
Scientists have made the attempt to better understand the rotation of Saturn, a planet that rotates at different speeds in different parts of its sections.
Take a look into the most epic medical battle of all time with "Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies," a three-part PBS series that will air March 30-April 1.
Scientists have found that antibiotic resistance may be poised to spread globally amount bacteria frequently implicated in respiratory and urinary infections, which could create a new generation of superbugs.
