An expert has answers for you about what phobias are and how you can get rid of them.
Researchers have developed a method that allows data stored in DNA to be erased and overwritten repeatedly.
Why are brands pushing protein? And as it makes its way into more products than ever before, is it too much of a good thing?
"This is a really big deal that changes the way you think about the question of how life begins and how life began on Earth."
Newly published research centers on use of a bacterium to trigger immune system response to fight colorectal cancer.
Gaming can serve as an effective method of stress management and emotional regulation—and that may be why people game in the first place.
Certain fats used in some baby formulas may strain the developing liver and contribute to early signs of steatotic liver disease, researchers find.
Feeding mice with hyperglycemia a high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet lowered their blood sugar and improved their bodies’ response to exercise.
"If these materials get into the first aid kits in an ambulance as well as a soldier's backpack, they can save a lot of lives."
New findings may help explain why glioblastoma patients experience cognitive impairments, motor deficits, and elevated seizure risk.
"...we found that a very active, supermassive black hole in one galaxy can affect other galaxies across millions of light-years..."
Select gut bacteria protect mice against post-influenza virus secondary bacterial pneumonia, according to a new study.
New findings open a path to new treatments that could act before tissue is irreversibly damaged.
A neuroimaging study investigates how the brain is organized and how that integrated system gives rise to intelligence.
A new discovery could herald good news for the millions of people afflicted by rheumatoid arthritis worldwide.
New findings highlight a rarely examined driver of pay inequity: self-set salary expectations shaped by upbringing.
New research may help explain why long COVID often includes symptoms such as brain fog, while flu doesn't.
A new discovery may help clinicians more effectively treat and assess obsessive-compulsive disorder.
"We're optimistic about the potential of Saccharomyces boulardii for the development of new pharmaceuticals..."
"By mapping both cellular and molecular changes, we can identify what drives aging."
Researchers have produced ear cartilage that remains stable in animal models.
Chronic pain lasts longer for women than men. New research suggests differences in immune cells called monocytes may help explain why.
"The more precise we can make these tools, the greater their potential to change how we treat genetic disease..."
The success of cancer immunotherapy may hinge on everyday medications people are taking during treatment, researchers say.
Don’t pass up those concert tickets. According to new research, there might be more to the show than just great music.
Scientists may have new answers to why pop-ups or notifications grab your attention. It turns out your attention is on a cycle.
Natural compounds in dark sweet cherries could reduce tumor growth, metastasis, and therapy resistance in triple-negative breast cancer.
Humor can be a way for teachers to improve how a student feels about the class, researchers say. But it doesn't always work.
A new device can deliver antibiotics into infected tissue without the harmful side effects often caused by delivery via the bloodstream.
When the sun goes down, solar panels stop working. A new solution doesn't require bulky batteries or electrical grids.