U.S. House of Representatives passed a new bill on Thursday, which prevents all states from introducing or implementing mandatory Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) labeling on food products.
Researchers analyzed a four-legged snake fossil in a German museum. The fossil dates to 110 million years.
NASA has discovered a far away planet that closely resembles the Earth in terms of its distance from the sun and the constitution of its surface.
Industrial chemical waste disposed in oceans has begun to affect the fertility of dolphins, a new study has pointed out.
An eighty year British man was able to clearly for the first time in almost a decade thanks to a bionic eye implant.
Scientist at the Purdue University has carried out an extensive research regarding the taste of fat, which is responsible for obesity.
A new study says that on average new dads can gain more than 4 pounds after they become fathers.
According to a new study, regular drinkers of coffee may very well be at a lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
According to Karsten Koenig from the Department of Biophotonics and Laser Technology at Saarland University, he was approached by NASA and the European Space Agency to see if it was possible to study the skin of astronauts.
Criminologists have used science and modern technology to understand why certain people can murder others time after time.
In one of the biggest research initiatives of its kind, researchers from University of Illinois-Champaign have found that the order of birth does not statically bear any impact on the person's intellect or personality.
A new study has revealed that African Americans are more likely to suffer from a sudden cardiac arrest when compared to Caucasians.
It looks like humans might not be the only species in the animal kingdom that practice democracy as a way of decision making. A new study claims that olive baboons living in Kenya have demonstrated traits that are associated with the democratic decision-making process, Daily Mail reported.
Big butts in a woman signify deeper curved spines, which is why men prefer such women, according to scientific study.
More women get bothered by migraines, mainly due to parental domestic violence in childhood.
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