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After two decades in the making, scientists have cracked the code on a drug that can repair DNA, setting the scene for a new class of therapeutics that can fix tissue damage that occurs through heart attack, inflammatory disease and other conditions.
Something unusual is happening across America - young adults are reporting more memory lapses, attention problems and mental fatigue than ever before. The growing sense of "brain fog" is no longer limited to older adults or those with diagnosed c
The high-pitched whine of dentistry tools creates a lot of anxiety, especially for kids.
South Korean scientists recently determined that patients with restless legs syndrome (RLS) showed approximately double the Parkinson's disease incidence.
Humanity became more than capable of ensuring that this never happened to anyone ever again, and just rode right past that stunning moment in history without even glancing up from its smartphone.
Perovskites may sound like perogies or piroshkis, but no high-carb-cheese-and-potato-flavor-pocket can do what they do.
What if Nikola Tesla was right--and his frequency discoveries were quietly buried to keep you sick and dependent on Big Pharma?
How natural medicine can enhance your capacity to study, retain information and explore the depths of your dreams
...raise dual-use concerns. The technology can detect single cancer cells, visualize individual viruses, identify molecular-level tissue damage, and observe biochemical processes in real-time with clarity previously achievable only in dead tissue und
During this special Thanksgiving Presentation of 'An Inconvenient Study,' Del shares heartfelt testimonials from people deeply moved by the film, along with never-before-seen moments from the Malibu Film Festival Q&A -- where the film won top ho
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Scientists have discovered that humans produce the exact same regeneration chemicals that allow salamanders to regrow entire legs, tails, and even parts of their hearts.
Glancing at your phone can begin to compromise your cognitive skills once it passes a certain threshold. Studies from Nottingham Trent University in the U.K. and Keimyung University in South Korea found that checking your phone about 110 times a day
Scientists have made history with a device that successfully eavesdrops on the neuronal chatter between the brain and the gut, furthering our understanding of its intrinsic interconnectedness – and how it drives health and disease throughout the bo
We've all experienced intuition in some form or another. The hunch of knowing without understanding why; the sense that something is right--or terribly wrong--before conscious thought catches up. Or a simple instinct that something is off about a
Modular Reactor Tide Rising: Nano Nuclear To Study Siting Multiple MMRs To Generate 1GW Energy In Texas
Neural tissue engineering aims to mimic the brain's complex environment, the extracellular matrix, which supports nerve cell growth, development, and proper connectivity.
A major international study has concluded that a daily dose of fish oil can dramatically reduce heart attacks, strokes and cardiovascular death in patients undergoing dialysis for kidney failure.
El Salvador passed a law that requires newborns to submit their DNA to a government-wide database.
'It doesn't look like another alternative product'. Israeli startup Remilk has partnered with family-owned dairy firm Gad Dairies to launch New Milk, a low-sugar, lactose-free milk featuring recombinant dairy proteins made in fermentation tanks
The development centers around a technique to electrically power previously insulating nanoparticles called lanthanide-doped nanoparticles (LnNPs).
A street lamp outside your window, the orange charging light on a plug adapter next to your nightstand, a flash of your phone late at night indicating you've received an email--these artificial light sources would never occur in nature, and recent
In a breakthrough that stunned global scientists, a Chinese quantum computer completed a task that would take today's fastest classical supercomputers 2.6 billion years -- and it did it in mere minutes.
The paper released this month adds to a growing body of research around vitamin D supplementation and heart disease.
Nvidia may have just prevented a market selloff.
In a breakthrough that stunned global scientists, a Chinese quantum computer completed a task that would take today's fastest classical supercomputers 2.6 billion years - and it did it in mere minutes.
...of Genetically Engineered Babies. The rebirth of Frankenstein in the era of CRISPR and AI
A preview clip for the discussion with Chris Cuomo was shared online on Monday, where Soon-Shiong appears to suggest he has found a way to kill cancer that is being ignored by the government.
