Twenty seven intimate letters were auctioned last week in the Profiles of History auction.
A new study has revealed that underage drinking (including binge drinking) is less popular than before and that there has been a 6 percent drop between 2002 to 2013.
NASA has detected glass deposits in Martian impact craters, which could indicate past life on the Red Planet.
Researchers recorded the first instance of bears preying on white-beaked dolphins. Melting ice may have forced dolphins north during spring and winter.
Suddenly, the toothed Arctic lamprey fish have been dropping from the sky on Alaskan city.
Great whites off the Gaudalupe Island have been feeding on Elephant seals to grow in size.
The presence of a deadly bacteria in the warm salt waters of Florida's beaches have so far claimed 2 lives this year and also infected 7 people.
People using over the counter antacids pills to treat heartburn or acidity on a daily basis are at an increased risk of getting a heart attack.
Studies show that your body can act up when it is suffering from pain.
Non-mole cancers are equally common and aggressive.
The computer works with magnetized water droplets and can perform any arithmetic computations.
In a study funded by the advocacy group Autism Speaks, it was discovered that children born to teen moms and parents with significant age gaps, were at an increased risk of having autism.
A Belgian woman became the first in the world to give birth to a healthy baby boy by using a transplanted ovarian tissue that was frozen when she was a child.
Chimpanzees are have been found to share a taste for alcohol, according to a new study. They were seen using leaves to drink fermented palm sap.
According to a study published in the journal Cognition, our closest ancestors do not only share the big portion of our DNA with us, but they are also capable of metacognitive monitoring, a mechanism that defines the intelligent decision-making process, reported by Scienceblog.
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