Researchers have taken a closer look at these hummingbird-sized hawkmoths to find out what obstacles they have to overcome while feeding on nectar at night.
Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may actually benefit from fidgeting. New findings published in the journal Child Neuropsychology reveals that this could help to boost cognitive performance, overall.
How would genetically modified fish impact an ecosystem? What happened if they escaped? Now, scientists are examining what would happen if genetically modified fish escaped into wild populations.
Some children aren't drinking enough fluids, according to recent findings published in the American Journal of Public Health, leaving them dehydrated and potentially subsceptible to other illnesses.
NASA's Hubble Telescope may have detected a layer of "sunscreen" on a planet. It's spotted a stratosphere, one of the primary layer of Earth's atmosphere, on a massive and blazing-hot exoplanet known as WASP-33b.
New findings published in JAMA Oncology reveal that obese postmenopausal women are at an increased risk of breast cancer.
Could our regular use of Twitter tell us something about problems with insomnia or other sleep disorders?
New findings published in the journal Cell reveal that the majority of the human heart muscles are formed during childhood.
Yep. This time, it's ok to literally go nuts.
New findings published in the journal Scientific Reports reveal that a diet high in fat with increasing salt intake may actually prevent weight gain.
It's no surprise that obese mothers are generally more likely to have obese children, potentially linking a genetic component to an increased risk of weight issues. Yet researchers at Colorado's School of Medicine have now linked a potential reason for exactly why this happens.
New findings published in the journal PLOS ONE reveal that people prescribed the antacid known as proton pump inhibitors are more likely to experience a heart attack when compared to those not on the medication.
