No More Sticky Hands: New Protein Will Keep Your Ice Cream From Melting
Digital Love Letters: With Millennials, Email Is Better For Expressing Love Than Voicemails
Autonomous Cars Face Challenges As They Follow The Rules Of The Road And We Don’t
Bluetooth Alternative Uses Your Body’s Magnetic Field To Transmit Signals
The Eko Core Brings The Stethoscope Into The 21st Century By Connecting To Your Doctor’s Smart Phone
By The Power Of Greyskull: Nerdstrong, A New Gym Specifically For Nerds, Opens In Los Angeles
Adding Aspirin To Cancer Immunotherapy Might Improve Treatment Outcomes
Parkinson’s Disease May Be Caused By Brain Cells Overheating And Burning Out
NASA Develops Mini Camera That Can Display 3D Images; Will Be Used For Brain Surgery
Millennials Sure Do Hate Other Millennials, According To Pew Survey
Certain Types Of Blindness May Be Cured Using Stem Cells From The Oral Cavity
Diabetes And Pre-Diabetes Still Prevalent In The U.S., But The Numbers Are Leveling Off
Nearly Half Of A Person’s Testicular Cancer Risk Is Inherited From Their Parents
Americans’ Scientific Knowledge Is Average At Best
Simple Vision Test May Be Effective For Concussion Detection In Young Athletes
The Human Brain Senses And Optimizes Movement, Which Is Smart But Also Incredibly Lazy
54-Year-Old Cancer Patient Undergoes World’s First Surgery Involving 3D-Printed Sternum And Rib Cage
DARPA Reveals Prosthetic Hand That Connects To Brain, Giving Its User His Sense Of Touch Back
Resveratrol, A Compound In Red Wine, May Slow Alzheimer’s Disease Progression
Ear-Free Headphones: The BATBAND Lets You Listen To Music Through The Power Of Bone Conduction
To Help Treat And Prevent Obesity, Your Body’s Immune System May Be Key
Happy Birthday! Science Explains Why September 16 Is The Most Common Birthday in America
On Twitter, It’s Easy To Tell A Person’s Political Affiliation Based On The Words They Use
The USDA Says Americans Only Eat 3 Types Of Vegetables
Duke And UNC Collaborate In Male Infertility Study To See How Nutrition Affects Sperm Quality
The NBA May Be Getting Into Wearable Tech, Tracking Player Movements And Effort
One In A Million Identical Triplets Born In New York
On A Recent Episode Of ‘The Doctors,’ This Woman Got Her 20-Year-Old Cyst Popped By A Dermotologist
When It Comes To Finding Love, The Traits Men And Women Look For In A Long-Term Partner Vary Wildly
Upgrading The Smart Pill: Soon, Edible Technology That Heals Us Will Be Powered Within The Body
Near-Death Experience: 3-Year-Old Girl Survives Drowning, Losing Heartbeat For 12 Minutes
Huge Roger Federer Fan Wakes Up From 11-Year Coma Just In Time To See Him Play US Open Final
An Artificial Intelligence Just Finished The Math Section Of The SAT, And Only Scored Below Average
Everywhere You Go, You Leave Behind A Bacteria Cloud That May Be As Identifiable As Your Fingerprint
Trans Fatty Acids May Not Be As Bad As Once Believed, As Long As You Only Eat Them In Small Doses
For Veterans, Many Prefer A Video Or Phone Call Instead Of An In-Person Meeting Following Surgery
Experimental New Drug Enlists Your Immune System In The Fight Against Cancer
This Is Your Brain On Drugs: How Drug Public Service Announcements Have Changed Over The Years
Futuristic Skarp Laser Razor Promises An Incredibly Close Shave Without The Razor Burn Or Irritation
Whether You Touch Or See, Your Brain Tracks Movement Mostly The Same Way