Most of us aren't too familiar with Vitamin P, but reports indicate that the molecule 7, 8-Dihydroxyflavone (otherwise known as such) could ensure the survival of motor neurons in culture.
Watch DARPA's newly created robotic hand change a tire--very, very slowly.
A cancer vaccine using liposome cationic nanoparticles was developed by Iranian researchers at Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, which works by activating the immunity system against one of the important cancer markers known as HER2/neu. It would have applications in pharmaceutical industries ...
A protest started by two food bloggers has figuratively 'cut the cheese' for food giant Kraft's macaroni product. They women have firmly requested that two chemical food colorings in mac'n'cheese be removed.
Researchers have found new clues about the mysterious Maya blue recipe, the intensely blue paint that was once used in Mesoamerica for centuries.
For those of us who renewed our weight watchers subscription as part of our New Year's resolution, a new study shows that it's these kind of calorie-cutting incentives that help keep everyone in the weight loss game. Throw some money in there, and people are likely to start shedding pounds even fast...
Researchers have discovered exactly how breathtaking disk galaxies get their spiraling arms.
A diet high in omega-3 fatty acids, which are primarily found in seafood, may help those 65 and older live an average of at least two years longer than those who do not regularly add them to their diet.
Is there life on Mars? Probably not. But the Mars rover Curiosity may have just gathered evidence that shows something else about the Red Planet.
A gay rights activist groups is pushing to change the rules for donating blood.
NASA has now flown the Dragon Eye unmanned aerial vehicle into a volcano plume in order to study the volcano's chemical environment.
Three women aged 45, 48 and 32 and an 83-year-old retired man were critically ill with the H7N9 virus, a diagnosis confirmed by the Provincial Disease Prevention Center.
