Old-fashioned sleuthing and modern technology have led to the discovery of a manuscript containing a poem written by a farm ...
People exposed to infrasound may not consciously hear it, but they can show higher cortisol levels and increased irritability ...
Researchers have identified two proteins on the surface of neurons that may help drive the spread of Parkinson’s disease in ...
The human brain is constantly managing streams of information that move at very different speeds. Some signals require ...
Do parrots actually use names the way humans do? A new study analyzing hundreds of captive parrots reveals surprisingly ...
Scientists are uncovering surprising links between aging and the trillions of microbes living in the human gut.
Muscle loss, or atrophy, caused by inactivity can begin surprisingly fast — even after just days of bed rest, injury, or reduced movement. For older adults especially, these periods of inactivity can ...
A new experimental drug lowered blood pressure and sharply reduced signs of kidney damage in people with chronic kidney ...
New research shows ravens use memory to locate areas where wolves are likely to make kills. Instead of trailing wolf packs, ...
The “world’s oldest octopus” was actually a 300-million-year-old fossil impostor hiding its secret in tiny teeth.
Researchers have successfully regenerated skeletal and connective tissue, although the new tissue was not perfectly formed.
The study, published in Nature Communications, shows that interfacial polarization can shift the surface work function of ...
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