Russia has laid claims to the Arctic. Now, though, it seems as though the U.S. is falling behind other nations in the critical region.
Natural gas mining could cause issues for human health. It turns out that endocrine disruptors from these activities could potentially harm human development and reproduction.
It turns out that psychotic patients see Alice in Wonderland differently than a control group
Brain imaging has shown that testosterone therapy given as part of sex reassignment changes the brain structures and pathway associated with speech and verbal fluency.
The corpse flower that has received so much attention at the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe has been a bit of a disappointment.
Naps, especially for adults desperate for a little shut-eye at the office, can be a good thing. (And notice we said "can" there.) If you want to get a 15 to 20 minute lite set of sleep during your lunch break, by all means. Take a trip to your car or the office break room and go right to it. Unfortu...
Researchers from the Netherlands and Canada found that the tried and true method to really get over a hangover is simply just time.
NASA has officially selected the next potential destination for the New Horizons mission to visit.
If you missed the "supermoon" on Saturday night, you shouldn't be too upset. It's just the first of three in the coming weeks.
Tissue made out of "Velcro" could help repair damanged hearts one day. Scientists have created a biocompatible scaffold that allows sheets of beating heart cells to snap together like Velcro.
New findings published in the journal Science Translational Medicine reveal that a simple blood test may be helpful in detecting the possible relapse of early stage breast cancer that has already been treated, identifying tumors up to eight months before they would even show up on medical scans.
If you're not getting enough sleep, you may end up eating more; this is especially true for children, according to recent findings published in the International Journal of Obesity.
