Scientists working on NASA's Cassini mission have already identified the highest peak on Saturn's largest moon Titan. Titan’s tallest peak is 10,948 feet high.
NASA is sending scientists around the world this year including the edge of the Greenland ice sheet to the coral reefs of the South Pacific to study how our planet is changing due to the alarming impact of humans on planet Earth.
Cincinnati Bengals player, Devon Still, is over the moon because his daughter, Leah Still, just completed a big milestone of being cancer-free one year.
Eccentric and unusual wolf behavior leaves game officials puzzled in Wyoming.
Heart attack patients are not only younger and more obese, but they are also more likely to have preventable risk factors, such as diabetes and high blood pressure, a new study found.
As Easter approaches, California-based health watchdog group 'As You Sow' has released a list of popular chocolate brands that is alleged to contain unsafe amounts of lead and cadmium.
Expert genome researchers have engineered a creature with only 473 genes, even though many of them are a complete mystery.
To study how fish evolved into land walkers, scientists studied the vertebrate of fish that moved like humans.
NJIT researchers have discovered a unique feature in a Thai blind cavefish that allows the fish to "walk" in ways not seen in other kinds of fishes.
Video are not good for your brain; many science studies have debated either side of the argument. However, when it comes to diagnosis and assessing certain conditions, these consoles may be packed with considerable potential.
A man pleaded not guilty for charges of heroin trafficking after doctors extracted 27 bags of heroin from inside a 51-year-old man. As much as 6 ounces of heroin was surgically removed, authorities said.
Commercially available fruit drinks and juices tend to give children a full day's worth of sugar in a single serving, says a new British study.
Patients of chronic back pain can get relief through zen via yoga and meditation, according to new research.
Deborah Craven, a 60-year-old woman who suffered due to the wrong rib getting operated from her body, is suing two surgeons from the Yale-New Haven Medical Center.
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