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Despite the fact that one can get their daily recommendation of calcium, potassium, and protein from fruits and vegetables, the dairy industry has spent billions of dollars to convince consumers otherwise.
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Crispr allows scientists to control the blueprints of life, for better or worse.
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A mind-reaching machine that can translate thoughts into speech is coming closer to reality.
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In 1931, Dr. Otto Warburg won the Nobel Prize Physiology or Medicine for his discovery that cancer cells have a fundamentally different energy metabolism compared to healthy cells. Most experts consider him to be the greatest biochemist of the 20th
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Satellites used to be the exclusive playthings of rich governments and wealthy corporations.
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Children whose tummies hurt for no clear reason could benefit from taking probiotics, a new review study found.
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These are the most newsworthy benefits of industrial hemp corporate media won't teach you about.
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Soon it may become much more difficult for you to actually drive a car.
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Researchers at Imperial College London recently went to great lengths to obtain psilocybin and use it in clinical tests to investigate its medicinal value for treating severe depression.
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While gamers and technophiles are abuzz about virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Gear VR, these devices fall into two categories: either casual, low-quality experiences on smartphones, or high-end gaming that usually relies o
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Years ago, it was seen as a "conspiracy theory" that the elite wanted to microchip the populace. Now well its right in our faces constantly, its no longer a secret i'll start by Repeating the words of the great Aaron Russo Rockefeller's best
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Imagine a virus that you inject into your body to hunt down bad bacteria, deposit its DNA, and explode the bacteria from the inside out, ridding your body of infection without wiping out good bacteria in the process.
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The XStat syringe was first approved for battlefield use in 2014 and has now been used for the first time.
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The International Space Station is currently expanding its cushy new room, the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM). It's the first expandable habitat of its kind and will act as a demonstration for potential inflatable space-environments of t
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Russia has no plans to deliver US astronauts to ISS after 2018 -- US wants ISS program extended through to 2024 -- Russia has no intention of concluding more contracts for delivering US astronauts to the International Space Station after 2018, the
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The internet age has given us no shortage of coding tutorials. There are instructional websites, games, online courses--even DIY computer kits. But Hopscotch is different. While most coding is done on computers with lines of code, Hopscotch is a vis
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American airport security has never been something to look forward to, but in the past few weeks, it's attained new levels of misery. The busy summer travel season is only just starting, and already the public's been warned to expect the worst. U
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quick approval... what could possibly go wrong? (NaturalNews) An experimental cancer treatment has been given "breakthrough" status by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but is it really a "miracle drug," as portrayed by the mainstream media?
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Art imitates the drudgery of life
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Testing technique could make a versatile new diagnostic tool
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THE iconic New York State Pavilion is in disrepair, but a competition wants to change that
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ghostwritten by a P.R. firm called 'DesignWrite'. NaturalNews) Even though the big revelations about Big Pharma's science paper research fraud came out years ago, most people are still not aware of this. Here's the scoop: Drug companies routinely pa
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Using residues left behind on prehistoric pots discovered in China, researchers have discovered and recreated what is likely one of the oldest beer recipes in recorded history: a 5,000 year old brew made from broomcorn millet, barley, Job's tears,
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Using a telescope atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii, an international team of scientists has detected the faintest early-universe galaxy ever, according to a report published in Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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While most scientists believe that the elusive substance known as dark matter is comprised of extremely massive exotic particles, one NASA scientist believes that it might actually be made up of black holes formed during the very first moments of the
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A project in Germany has set a new world record for wireless data transmission of 6 Gigabits per second, or the equivalent of the entire contents of a conventional DVD in under 10 seconds.
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Your body is designed to naturally regulate how much you eat and the energy you burn. Part of how this occurs is through the release of the hormones ghrelin and leptin.
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Interestingly, researchers say that our Genetic Code could have developed to use up to 63 Amino acids, but for some reason, it stopped at 20. Scientists might have solved the question of the century. According to experts, the genetic code's limi
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Improving the joint: Laser process forms stronger bond between aluminum and carbon fiber
