Scientists have discovered that chronic back pain flares can trigger an unexpected shift in brain activity, engaging regions associated with personal identity and self-reflection. Credit: Shutterstock ...

“Our data do not support the belief that cannabis is helpful as a sleep aid,” said senior author Mercedes R. Carnethon, chair ...

Pottery, coins, and buried defenses point to a Roman fort in west Wales, offering a possible setting for Emperor Magnus ...

Within the tumors, the team identified clones, groups of cells with similar genetic makeup. Individual tumors contained ...

Submerged ancient forest floors off Mozambique now shelter young reef fish, suggesting overlooked peat reefs could offer some ...

Every day, our cells must dispose of damaged proteins and other unwanted material to keep themselves functioning properly. They accomplish this through a natural recycling process called autophagy, ...

Scientists have developed a way to coat mitochondria, the tiny structures responsible for producing energy inside cells, with ...

Researchers have uncovered a potential connection between dietary protein, gut microbes, and intestinal inflammation that ...

Uintatheres first appeared around 58 million years ago, less than 10 million years after the asteroid impact that wiped out ...

“This eruption must have been devastating, exploding out of the sea bed with little warning. It battered the Japanese islands with powerful earthquakes and enormous tsunamis, and then blanketed the ...

James Webb has revealed unexpected changes in Chariklo’s two rings, which appear to be evolving in opposite ways over only a few years.

In a laboratory setting, researchers have shown that corals can fully recover from bleaching within seven weeks through brief ...