Recent studies show that students who worry tend to score higher on intelligence tests.
While some people believe that green tea helps you to overcome menstrual troubles, other commentators feel that it restricts the absorption of iron.
A new study says sweat produced when happy can also make others happy.
Research shows that gender preferences are not always the determinants of food choices.
What you eat during pregnancy affects your child's cravings too.
Research explains that knuckles sound as if they 'crack' with every pull due to vapour bubbles inside the finger joints.
The artificial leaf is a hybrid of semiconductors and bacteria that mimics photosynthesises, in using solar energy to covering carbon dioxide emissions into environment-friendly products.
Researchers have found out how octopuses move and coordinate their arms - simple elegance but without any rhythm.
The study shows a long love-filled stare is more effective at bonding than touch.
Varvara the whale nearly swam 14,000 miles from Russia to Mexico and back in just under six months.
The World Health Organization has cautioned Ebola survivors to practise safe sex 'until further notice' after traces of the virus was found in a man's semen 6 months after his recovery.
A new study has revealed that when middle aged women lose weight, they could be losing bone density as well.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully lunched with a 2.2-ton package of supplies and experiments for the International Space Station on Tuesday but ended up toppling over after descending to a barge parked in the Atlantic Ocean.
An Indian-origin computer scientist Shree K. Nayar from Columbia University has invented the world's first fully self-powered video camera that can produce image each second, indefinitely.
A study shows that marijuana can attack cancer cells and help to heal patients of brain tumour.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM