New findings suggest that people with inflammatory bowel disease may have a higher amount of viruses in their digestive system than counterparts who do not suffer from the illness.
Sounds waves passing through the air are considered "elastic waves." They travel at the surface or through a material without causing any permanent changes to the material's makeup. Now, though, scientists have developed a material that has the ability to control these waves.
Climate may be to blame for human language. Scientists have long wondered whether climate and geography affect language and now, researchers have untangled the factors that may cause sounds to change.
Indium tin oxide is one of the most widely used materials for touchscreens, plasma displays and flexible electronics. But its rising price has forced the electronics industry to search for alternatives. Now, scientists may have discovered one alternative that could have some major potential.
Recent findings published in The Lancet Psychiatry show how therapy that involves "therapy feedback" could potentially help prevent autism from developing in infants at risk for the behavioral issue.
New research published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) show that the number of children with celiac disease has nearly tripled in the last 20 years.
Are you getting enough rest? A new study conducted by researchers at the Baylor University Sleep Neuroscience and Cognition Laboratory found that getting good sleep when you're young can help you keep your memory in shape for later.
Previous studies have suggested that it's better to eat a fruit than just go for fruit juice, in its place. The pulp from the fruit can help provide some much needed fiber that we might miss out on when drinking the juice alone.
Albinism is a rare inherited condition that's characterized by lack of pigment to the skin, hair and eyes. The rare disorder is estimated to occur in five per 100,000 individuals in the United States and Europe, that's oftentimes accompanied by an eye problem; this was true Louise McMorris, who deal...
Opioid painkillers are still excessively popular, despite numerous warnings.
What's beneath the dirt may hold the next gold, at least metaphorically speaking. Scientists believe that the next antibiotic could be buried beneath the soil.
Some new technology may be changing the lives of the blind. A woman and new mother was able to see her newborn baby for the very first time using eSight Glasses.
