A study published in the journal Current Biology state that, action video games help children suffering with dyslexia to improve their reading skills.
Researchers noticed that the roach fish, the commonest fish in the U.K. waters, migrate from lakes into the surrounding streams or wetlands in order to protect themselves from predators.
A new finding from the University of lowa confirms that during pregnancy, the feet flattens out and looseness of the joints increase. This change in the size and shape of the feet is irreversible.
Made in China style plastic products can be produced at home with low-cost 3D-printers working with free open-source designs--but the source material, plastic filament, still has to be bought for good dollars. This could change with a new method for do-it-yourself recycling of polyethylene into 3D-p...
Volcanoes have more impact on earth’s climate than previously thought, scientists at the University of Colorado have found.
Facebook will roll out a new look for its news feed at a media event on March 7 at its Menlo Park, California headquarters. The largest social networking site is seeking ways to refresh its look for its 1 billion users.
Where you go for cancer treatment may make a difference on the outcome of your progress towards recovery.
For those afraid to take part in regular colonoscopy screenings, reports show that complications during the procedure are rare.
Postmenopausal women who smoke are at a higher risk for losing their teeth than women who don't or never have, according to a new study published and featured on the cover of the Journal of the American Dental Association by researchers at the University at Buffalo.
As the Curiosity rover encountered the first technical issue in its mission on Mars's surface, with the main computer apparently crashed due to a radiation spike that caused corrupt data in the main memory, and the announcement of a manned mission to the red planet, there is another exploration proj...
The ban is being done in the hopes to curb obesity in New York City. According to theNew England Journal of Medicine, a study showed that sugary drinks, such as soda, interacts with genes that affect weight amplifying a person's risk of obesity beyond what it would be based on your family's history...
We know they're out there, or at least, we like to pretend they are. And that's exactly what researchers at Harvard and Tel Aviv University are investigating right now. They've written about dying stars, otherwise known as white drarfs, in a recent study, that could be the key to alien planets.
