MEDICINE & HEALTHA new study on birthday parties during the COVID-19 pandemic, reveals that even trusted people could become vectors of the virus and become the source of viral spread, especially in places with high cases of infection.
Researchers from the University of Birmingham discovered that the shape and form of nanomaterials heavily influence its penetrating ability to in vitro blood-brain barrier models which can open new treatments to brain disease.
Russian scientists at Moscow's Skoltech Institute have successfully developed the first viable cloned cow that gives hope in producing hypoallergenic milk for lactose-intolerant people.
Researchers from the University of St. Andrews found that elite freedivers have brain oxygen levels even lower than seals during their deepest dives at depths of 107 meters.
A California pet shop began breeding Mr. Frosty, one of the hundreds of "Lemon Frost" Leopard Geckos that has since spiked in popularity, and in price - and scientists have discovered where these lizards got its bright and unusual pigmentation.
Researchers from Munich and Tuebingen have developed an open-source camera system that will allow scientists to study how mice see their natural habitats.
Why do men who hold great power and influence cheat? What motivates men with so much to lose risk it all to commit infidelity? Here's what science has to say about it.
Experts want the public to know that there is still an apprehension that new mutations of the virus could bring it back through the COVID-19 Delta Variant, and it may even be stronger.
Experts found a 20% reduction in cancer deaths among patients taking aspirin. They noted that the painkiller could reduce the metastatic spread in the body.
Sleep should be a priority for everyone as it has a huge bearing on how one functions. But how much sleep should you be getting every night before saying that you have insomnia?
America's largest sandwich chain is facing a lawsuit claiming that laboratory tests showed no tuna DNA in their famous foot-long sandwich. But is this claim true? Here's what an expert says.
A new study is currently looking in particular, at how very young children are incorporating different information sources to learn new words through the use of a new computer system.
A new study recently found that peanut butter can possibly contribute to future pandemics through reforestation. It has extended such insight too, to deforestation associated with agricultural production of products like palm oil.