Contrary to perceived notions, consuming salt does not automatically trigger thirst areas in your brain.
According to a new study, people spending a lot of time on their smartphone may be suffering from some form of depression.
While weight loss may be a major health goal for many obese people, only a few of them are able to attain a normal weight.
Polar bears across the Arctic region face a shortage of food in the summer due to increased melting of ice
Scientists have a found a component in marijuana which has been effective towards significantly mending bone fractures.
Researchers have noticed a recent trend with many young American women who opt for 'very light' smoking.
A new study has revealed that polar bears are unable to cope with the food loss experienced during Artic summers.
A new study has revealed that mosquitos possess tiny sensory powers that enable them to sniff out targets that include animals and humans.
New research finds that autistic children's reactions to smell differs from typically developing children's.
The spacecraft has spent 21 hours collecting data, mostly about Pluto. Communications with Earth were temporarily suspended during data collection.
The pentaquark is composed of four quarks and an anti-quark, which was theorized when quarks were discovered in 1960s. They have remained elusive until Tuesday.
The Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which was started by the actor in 1998 has pledged to donate $15 million to more than 30 environmental groups.
A new study conducted by scientists at the University of Chicago revealed that living in an area near trees provides tremendous health benefits that can even reach up to the equivalent of making an additional $20,000 a year, Newsweek reported.
The study published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation revealed that researchers managed to develop a vaccine for Ebola that can be inhaled, instead of injected. The trials on macaque monkeys which indicated an impressive level of protection against the virus, were also considered to be successful. The next step ahead for researchers will be the human trials, which is expected to take place within the next couple of months, Newsweek reported. Alexander Bukreyev from the Galveston National Laboratory at the University of Texas told Newsweek that the National Institutes of Health has scheduled the vaccine's initial tests on humans.
A new study shows that talking to your baby can increase their brain power and establish a firm base for their language skills, The Guardian reported.
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