Want twins? If you're living in America, chances are a bit more in your favor than before.
Could it be possible to reset our biological clocks? Recent findings published in The FASBE Journal found that new therapeutic avenues are helping to improve synchronization of the body's different biological clocks that are regulated by a circadian system that's focus is on the brain and other "clo...
Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have discovered new genetic clues related to fragile x syndrome--the most common cause of inherited intellectual ability.
A lack of exercise may actually be responsible for twice as many deaths as obesity.
Miniscule, fossilized plants may tell a detailed story of what the Earth looked like 50 million years ago.
How do adult sea turtles find their way back to the beaches where they hatched? Scientists now have the answer. They've discovered that these turtles seek out unique magnetic signatures along the coast.
The Japanese VR headset manufacturer Fove has created Eye Play the Piano, a type of VR application that allows children with physical disabilities to play the piano.
Scorpions don't just have a deadly sting; they may also be contributing to combating cancer. Scientists have developed a type of "tumor paint" made of scorpion venom to fight deadly brain cancer.
Human activity is now the prime driver of change in the Earth System, which is the sum of our planet's interacting physical, chemical, biological and human processes.
The search for life on other planets continues. Now, scientists have discovered that exoplanets may be more likely to be hospitable to life and have liquid water than we thought.
Scientists have announced that the New Horizons spacecraft is entering the first of several approach phases that culminate on July 14 with the first ever close-up flyby of the dwarf planet.
Scientists have built a rice grain-sized laser powered by single electrons tunneling through artificial atoms known as quantum dots that could be a breakthrough in laser science.
