What do the Sahara Desert and the humid Amazon rainforest have in common? It turns out that one fertilizes the other.
It turns out that corals are making use of the plastic in our oceans-sort of. Scientists have found that corals commonly found on the Great Barrier Reef are actually eating plastic.
Ocean acidification can cause a host of issues for species. Now, though, a new study shows that it can also affect tiny creatures called diatoms. Scientists have found that ocean acidification may have negative impacts on diatoms in the Southern Ocean.
Ocean acidification may be causing a host of issues for some coastal communities. Scientists have taken a closer look at the risks of ocean acidification and have found that the mollusk industry may be at long-term economic risk.
A certain carnivorous plant may seem complex, but it has a tiny genome. Now, scientists are taking a closer look at its genetic makeup.
While this Buddha statue may look normal on the outside, it's anything but regular on the inside. Researchers have found that the statue contains a mummy in the same position and now, they've conducted a full CT scan of the statue in order to get a better look.
It's been relatively unclear whether microorganisms exchange metabolites exclusively by releasing them via surrounding environments or if there's a direct connection between cells for this very purpose.
Could giving peanut products to infants at high risk for a peanut allergy reduce their risk of the health issue? New findings published in The New England Journal of Medicine show that it could decrease the risk of this health problem by 80 percent.
New findings published in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology show that a diet high in animal proteins, or red meat, can worsen the progression of the health problem.
Researchers at the University of Chicago have found that a person's voice could actually sway an interviewer so much so that he or she may be more likely to give someone a job based on their tone even more than what's on their resume or how they're dressed.
Researchers have discovered how stem cells from dental pulp of wisdom teeth can be used to form cells of the eye's cornea. With future studies, researchers hope that the information may be used to treat corneal scarring.
Breast-fed infants are less exposed to arsenic than formula-fed ones, according to recent findings published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.
