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Let's face it: artificial intelligence is scary. After decades of dystopian science fiction novels and movies where sentient machines end up turning on humanity, we can't help but worry as real world AI continues to improve at such a rapid rate.
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(NaturalNews) The excessive use of antibiotics in humans and farm animals can drive drug-resistant bacteria to thrive. These so-called superbugs are resistant to most traditional last resort antibiotics. Despite this danger, U.S. hospitals continue t
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(NaturalNews) An expert involved in the approval process for the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccines Gardasil and Cervarix, is speaking out about the dangers and why you shouldn't risk your child's health in getting them.
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MRI scans of brain activity in a group of adults who stayed awake overnight revealed that sleepiness was related to two factors: the amount of time each person had stayed awake, and the circadian rhythm, an internal clock that tells our bodies to fee
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(NaturalNews) By the end of 2016, the American Cancer Society estimates that cancer will have claimed over 595,000 lives: that's 1,630 people per day, in this year alone - making cancer second only to heart disease as the leading cause of death in th
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Television is in the midst of a renaissance, and it goes beyond content. Technologies like 4K and HDR and OLED make everything look amazing. With the right components, it sounds phenomenal, too. Immersive audio setups like the ones in movie theaters
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For those without homes, these tents could be real life-savers.
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HYPERELASTIC "BONE" GRAFTS HAVE HEALED RAT SPINES AND A MONKEY'S SKULL
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk talked a huge game earlier today during his unveiling of a proposed "Interplanetary Transport System," for taking people to Mars and colonizing the Red Planet.
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Your nose is stuck to your phone for hours a day. Given the nature of work these days, it's a necessity. But being "always on" isn't healthy.
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This success could help the technique gain approval in the U.S.
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TOKYO: Hate standing in line at your favourite restaurant? Japanese carmaker Nissan claims to have just the thing for those sore legs.
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Obesity and top killers such as diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's and cancer have something significant in common -- they're all rooted in insulin and leptin resistance.
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(NaturalNews) Readers of Natural News are well aware that our philosophy regarding vaccines for humans is that fewer are better, and many are just not necessary.
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Billionaire's SpaceX firm prepares for announcement about plans to turn humanity into a 'multiplanetary' species
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Imagine the plight of the urban grandmother--yours, maybe, or mine. If she had a car, she surrendered the keys long ago. The grocery store and a bus stop are just down the block, but her knees are bothering her, so she can't walk that far. The doc
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(NaturalNews) In California, any medical doctors who oppose the state's mandatory forced vaccinations face prosecution and the possible loss of their licenses to practice medicine, even though the law, known as SB277, states that they are allowed to
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(NaturalNews) If you are eating genetically modified foods - including essentially any product containing corn or soy that has not been certified organic or free from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) - the modified genes in those GMOs might
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Treatments for symptoms of spinal cord injuries may be a step closer, as researchers at University of California San Francisco (UCSF) have transplanted human neurons into mice with these injuries, and found that over time they made new connections in
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BBC creates amazing experimental device By using a clever pyramid shape, a research team was able to bring archive footage to life - with stunning results
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Vaccines and bimolecular treatments are constantly improving, but the logistics of getting them to the front lines of new outbreaks, often in remote locations, remains a challenge. In the latest attempt to find a practical way to produce drugs almost
