Vitamin D and calcium supplements may not help prevent fractures, according to a new report.
Global warming could be linked to more extreme weather events, according to new research.
These days, the amount of food recalls seen throughout the country is simply nuts. And unfortunately, today, we can add another one to the list--pistachios.
A latest study published in the journal Zookeys states that four new species of rove beetles have been discovered in the Ningxia Autonomous Region, China.
A latest preliminary research finding from the University of Arizona suggests that Facebook helps in improving the mental abilities of older adults. Men and women above the age of 65 who learn to use Facebook notice a boost in cognitive functions.
The world's smallest satellites weighing less than 15 pounds each were launched into orbit Feb. 25, 2013 from an Indian spaceport.
Astronomers from the University of Antioquia in Medellin, Colombia have traced the origin of the meteorite that fell in Central Russia and Urals regions injuring over thousand people earlier this month.
A study conducted by researchers at the Michigan State University suggests that ultrasound tests may be helpful in determining the child's risk for autism.
It's comforting to know that in some professions, we're women are making some serious headway towards greater equality. A new study shows that this is especially the case for nursing. A profession once thought to just be a woman's career has more than tripled for men since 1970.
A latest study conducted by researchers at the University of Surrey has come up with an alarming finding which states that inadequate sleep alters the activity of hundreds of human genes. These are the genes that are associated with response to stress, immunity and controlling inflammation.
New findings in mice suggest that it may be possible, according to recent research conducted by Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, to therapeutically target support cells in a particular niche.
In 1953, a terse paper titled “Molecular Structure of Nucleic Acids,” was published in the journal Nature. The world was never the same after that.
