A new drug is coming out that might help decrease the progression of Alzheimer's.
Scientists are taking a closer look at the decline of the Neanderthals to see whether a massive volcanic cataclysm in Europe about 40,000 years ago may be partially to blame.
What sort of effect does habitat fragmentation have on the environment? That's a good question and now, scientists have the answer.
MESSENGER's mission may be ending sometime this spring when the spacecraft runs out of propellant, but it's still chugging along until then.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has just released information that an active ingredient in Roundup, otherwise known as one of the world's most popular weed killers that's used in the United States, has been declared a "probable carcinogen."
We probably don't really think about exactly what's involved in the creation of a plant, but a seed is actually carrying an embryo. It is als also carrying a very important food storage that will later be needed for the initial growth of the seedling, to soon blossom into a plant.
A drug is usually never the cure or answer to anything--whatever illness you may be dealing with. However, recent findings conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco show that a new drug could help alter brain chemistry in such a way that it could make some more sensitive to social...
New findings published in the American Journal of Public Health show that researchers at the University of Michigan Injury Center and the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute studied how many lives could be saved if there were alcohol ignition interlock devices in newly purchased...
One doctor has always stayed with 104-year-old Elizabeth Sullivan, and it's not her local medical practitioner. It's Dr. Pepper.
Men are peculiar creatures. You never know what they may like. However, a majority do seem to prefer softer, curvier shaped females.
New findings published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy highlight problems with using antibiotics in lab experiments, according to researchers at the University of East Anglia.
Iron rain may have poured down on our early Earth. Scientists have found that at pressures rivaling those when worlds collide, iron vaporizes at far lower pressures than assumed.
