Cancer may seem like an inevitable part of life, but there are so many factors that can help reduce your risk.

The team's results, published in AGU Advances, identify and explain what seems to be a paradoxical future scenario: 'young' water getting older, and 'old' water getting younger in ...

Venting when angry seems a sensible option. Conventional wisdom suggests that expressing anger can help us quell it, like ...

Imagine picking up a black stone from an old riverbed in Brazil. Its surface shines like glass, but inside it is riddled with tiny holes. Break it open and you would find not one crystal, but a ...

Some computations are so hardcore that it takes a facility of extraordinary power to even think about running them.

Your dog may prick up its ears at its name or run to the door when it hears "walk." But can its brain separate unfamiliar words when it hears them without a pause? In a new experiment, dogs listened ...

One of science's defining aspects is that its findings and ideas are open to empirical debate. But with plate tectonics and feathered dinosaurs firmly entrenched, the next point of debate may hinge ...

Cosmically, Earth can be likened to a planetary puppet 'tugged' by the gravitational strings of the Sun and Moon. And the entire rest of the Universe, of course, but the lunisolar influence helps give ...

Compared to those with the least amount of gum bleeding, those who experienced the most bleeding were 56 percent more likely ...

Space has a huge data problem. Many satellites in Earth orbit spend pretty much all their time collecting raw data – but sending it back to the ground is stymied by downlink bandwidth and how often a ...