A group of scientists chalked a petition that will be delivered to the American Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian, addressing the issue of the elevating levels of the green house gases in the atmosphere.
The genome sequencing project has shown about 20 million genetic changes in Icelandic people.
Many doctors are still hesitant to disclose the full diagnosis to patients with Alzheimer's disease. The hesitatation is said to be caused by fear that the information might bring distress to patients and his/her family.
The Asteroid Redirect Mission will test capabilities that could some day save the planet from an asteroid collision.
A recent study said that taking three alcoholic drinks per day increases ones likelihood in getting liver cancer. The experts also enumerated other factors that can are hoped to be avoided.
Researchers have found a frog that can change skin textures, from smooth to spiny. The vertebrate, found in Ecuador is first of its kind, according to researchers.
Scientists at Harvard University have been able to successfully splice woolly mammoth DNA into living elephant cells, providing the possibility for bringing the animal back from the dead following 3,300 years of extinction.
The frog changes its skin texture in under three minutes.
John Rodakis, a molecular biologist and venture capitalist, got its inspiration from his son with autism, to pursue further studies linking gut bacteria and the brain. It is from a firsthand experience with his son who is said to have improved after taking amoxicillin.
Repairs could take weeks as the magnetic sector is cryogenically cooled.
Astronaut John Young smuggled beef sandwich in 1965 surprising his co-passenger Gus Grissom.
The amphibians we see today in nature are much smaller than their ancestors. Scientists have discovered fossils of a prehistoric amphibian that lived more than 200 million years ago, according to a new report.
NASA's Curiosity rover has helped in discovering yet another building block of life, Nitrogen, on Mars. In a recently published paper, researchers reported that the rover found oxidized nitrogen-bearing compounds in samples collected from three sites in Gale Crater, the 96-mile-wide basin the rover has been exploring since August 2012.
A new study suggests that the key to a strong memory late into life may not be coffee and gingko biloba, but regular naps.
A team of researchers released 4D ultrasound photographs to reveal the harmful impact smoking has on the fetus during pregnancy.
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