Polybia paulista, a Brazilian wasp, has a special toxin in its venom that can kill cancer cells without harming healthy ones.
Scientists are learning a bit more about bat hunting habits. They've created the first visual images from echolocation to show how these nocturnal creatures sense their world.
Marijuana use among college students may be the highest since 1980. Researchers have found that its use actually surpassed daily cigarette smoking for the first time in 2014.
Self-driving golf carts may soon be on your golf courses.
Could butterflies hold the key to developing new highly selective gas detection sensors? New findings published in Nature Communications reveal that pioneering new research by a team of international stientists at the University of Exeter have replicated the surface chemistry found in the iridescent...
New findings published in the journal Current Biology reveal another clue into the beginnings of the disease. Researchers discovered that it may have something to do with what they're referring to as "brain cell burnout."
Most Americans aren't getting enough sleep and not only can that make you tired. It can also increase your risk for numerous health issues.
Could the world's oldest Koran actually be older than the Prophet Muhammad?
New findings published in the journal Psychological Science reveal that people who were born premature are more likely to have lower mathematical abilities and also less likely to accumulate wealth as adults.
Have you ever smelled a corpse flower?
An ancient copy of a religious text may actually rewrite the early history of Islam. Researchers have found an ancient copy of the Koran in a Birmingham library that may pre-date Mohammed.
Children living in inner cities are more likely to at risk of developing or even dying from cardiovascular disease. The findings are published in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology.
