'Heart in the Gut': Stomach Bacteria Shape Cardiac Health
The bacteria in your gut may affect your heart health, a new study finds.
The bacteria in your gut may affect your heart health, a new study finds.
Do you love surprises? What about surprises involving venomous spiders?
When it comes to sleep and heart health, it looks like there's a sweet spot.
Building a wall won't protect you from today's cyber-threats.
A Pew survey tried to determine the level of scientific knowledge of the average American.
When it comes to science, some Americans are better informed than others, according to a new survey.
A giant slab of ice as big as California and Texas put together lurks just beneath the surface of Mars between its equator and north pole, researchers say. This ice may be the result of snowfall tens of millions of years ago on the Red Planet.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has begun beaming home tens of gigabits of data gathered during its historic July 14 flyby of Pluto. The entire flyby data set should be on the ground in about 12 months.
A really weird, really tiny animal — the microscopic tardigrade — is the inspiration behind a new material that could improve the efficiency of things like LED lights to solar cells.
UC Berkeley scientists locate a ‘nonstructural protein’ responsible for fluid loss and resulting shock from Dengue Fever (‘break bone disease). 390 million people are infected with this virus each year.
New results from two separate experiments could hint at the first sign of completely new physics in the world of the very small.
An international team of scientists has discovered the remains of what they say belong to a completely new species of human. The bones were found in a cave in South Africa and may change our view on the dawn of humanity.
This newfound species from South Africa possessed an odd mix of features, such as feet adapted for a life on the ground but hands suited for climbing trees, that may force scientists to rewrite their models about the dawn of humanity.
For neuroscience to succeed, companies have to lead the way.
A dusty, windy desert in extreme northwestern Peru was once a grassland, replete with hundreds of songbirds. But this grassland was also a trap. Tar seeps bubbling up from the oil-rich ground snared the likes of saber-toothed cats and songbirds.
The cause of migraines remains a mystery, but a new study suggests the painful headaches may be linked with the levels of certain fats in the blood.
Teens with a low resting heart rate may be at increased risk of committing violent crimes as adults, a new study from Sweden suggests.
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