Despite current tensions between the U.S. and China, both superpowers can set aside their differences when it comes to people’s health.
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On their journey to the ocean, these ancient creatures now contend not only with dams, turbines, and nets but also with drug-contaminated waters left behind by modern life.
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Rest and quality sleep become the central elements of the experience.
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23andMe promised to offer insights into your origins for under $120. Now, the company is bankrupt, and your genetic data may be sold.
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30 years after the infamous McDonalds' scalding coffee case, we're still asking the same question: Who's at fault when a hot drink falls over?
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Since humans can’t clean the oceans faster than they pollute them, experts are turning to genetically engineered animals to do the job.
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Are paper straws really the enemy Trump says they are? The answer is complicated.
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Your life could depend on it.
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This theory suggests that a moderate level of stress can enhance productivity. However, if the stress level surpasses a certain point, it can lead to a decline in performance.
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However, ophthalmologists have raised concerns about the risks for patients.
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CDS is a psychological pathology that affects people's ability to concentrate and slows down responsiveness to stimuli, making it difficult to solve problems and tasks.
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The manufacturer of Lactaid Milk is recalling five types of milk because they may contain trace amounts of almond.
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The first use of this controversial device has opened the debate on assisted suicide once more.
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There’s not enough scientific evidence to determine the effectiveness of this remedy.
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The free tests will be able to detect the current variants of COVID-19 and are valid for use until the end of the year.
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The FDA’s new rules require facilities to notify women if their breasts are dense. If they are, medical providers may suggest additional testing.
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A new study finds that the lack of bats, which eat insects that prey on crops, resulted in the use of more insecticide by farmers.
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This biomaterial can create high-quality cartilage to prevent invasive and painful surgery.
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In their attempt to free us from the use of plastic, paper straws have failed miserably.
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Getting stuck in a sand hole is much more dangerous than you might think.
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