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Mullein has many uses and is known by many names. The herbal plant, which is also widely known as begger's blanket, lungwort, and candlewick, is both tall and downy.
This innovation could improve a vehicle's efficiency by at least 10%.
This is Sam. He's my son. His epilepsy caused him to have up to 100 seizures a day. After seven years we were out of options. Our last hope: an untested, unproven treatment. The only problem? It was illegal.
Hydrogels have huge potential in the field of biomedicine, but aren't without their shortcomings in their existing form.
A team of researchers from the Temple University School of Medicine (TUSM) has conducted a study involving the use of communications modules secreted by stem cells to help limit the damage caused by a heart attack.
New antibiotics can't come soon enough
LG's display subsidiary has announced that it will begin mass producing notebook displays using Advanced In-Cell Touch (AIT) technology.
Besides upending an entire sector of employment, self-driving taxis could have significant environmental benefits.
You may think your 4th of July fireworks are something special, but they pale in comparison to the high-energy pyrotechnics expected to occur in early 2018, as a stellar remnant roughly the same size as a city encounters one of our galaxy's brighte
New Horizons went into "safe mode" on Saturday but the probe should be back to normal science operations by Tuesday, exactly one week before it performs the flyby
A team of astronomers announced the discovery of a ring of rocks circling a very young star. This is the first time these 'pebbles', thought to be a crucial link in building planets, have been detected.
An unmanned Russian cargo vessel successfully docked with the International Space Station Sunday morning, breaking a string of failed attempts to resupply the station.
A talking white elephant called Slizamandee could save the world with his wisdom and "teach us with the deepest voice of history", according to an academic paper published today.
A group of Russian scientists have discovered a new method of DNA repair which may be able to prevent and cure neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's and even stop the process of cell death.
Lifestyle management has always been recommended to achieve lasting improvement to health.
In order to treat injured joints, patients are often advised to apply heat.
NEW ANTIBIOTICS CAN'T COME SOON ENOUGH
Pitmasters, this will be hard to swallow: Some of the best smoked brisket comes out of Cambridge, Massachusetts. And it practically cooks itself.
All of us know that putting on sunscreen is a priority when in the sun, but how does it work?
Let the sun shine in, and keep the rain out
Find out what's inside the stuff around you
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Of course fireworks are popular in the USA around July 4th. But there is perhaps no simpler firework than the basic sparkler.
Europe is steps ahead of the rest of the world in its initiative to 'go green', with the European Union committing to some of the boldest renewable energy goals out there.
In the first study of its kind, UCLA and United Kingdom researchers found that neurons in a specific brain region play a key role in rapidly forming memories about every day events, a finding that may result in a better understanding of memory loss a
When it comes to communicating with each other, some cells may be more "old school" than was previously thought.
In just about every industrial factory you'll see them: huge lead pipes. These move fluid--often super hot, or even steamed water.
The destruction of an unmanned rocket on Sunday comes at a tricky time for NASA and the International Space Station
DAKAR / MONROVIA -- A 17-year-old boy has died from Ebola in Liberia, just seven weeks after the World Health Organization declared the country free of the deadly virus.
The universe can be a very sticky place, but just how sticky is a matter of debate.
