In a clinical trial, the ketogenic diet reduced liver fat by 67%, while half of the participants no longer met the criteria ...
Nearly every pregnant woman carried pesticide traces from produce, but autism traits were not linked
A study of 3,339 U.S. families found no link between typical organophosphate pesticide exposure during pregnancy and ...
Viper venom never switched on a single pain nerve in a new lab test, so the pain after a bite comes from tissue damage ...
Glow-in-the-dark pigments may be more vulnerable to humidity than light, giving museums a new concern when preserving ...
Snake embryos develop in remarkably consistent clockwise spirals, and their slower-growing gut may explain how the unusual ...
Indigenous astronomy lives on in South Africa’s Karoo through Venus, the Moon, and ancient stories
Some ancient San star stories have faded, but practical knowledge of Venus, the Moon, and the seasons still survives in South ...
Berg Glacier has retreated from Berg Lake, ending a century-old connection to the icebergs that gave the turquoise lake its ...
One sleepless night may reveal how sleep and anxiety connect, leaving the body more alert during uncertain threats afterward.
A clinical trial compared three popular diets to find out whether what people eat matters even when weight loss is nearly ...
Measurements of 73 Tasmanian tiger skulls point to a fast snapping bite made for small prey, not for the sheep that colonists ...
Scientists combined a century of ground uplift data with earthquake physics to forecast the size and timing of quake swarms ...
The human brain treats red, yellow, green and blue as pure colors. New research suggests the reason comes from the colors found in nature.
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