The bones might help scientists reconstruct the bigger picture of how the first humans migrated through South America.... READ ON
A small study found unique fungal-bacterial relationships in the guts of people with Crohn’s.... READ ON
The second-largest living fish is a gentle giant with some peculiar habits and a knack for instigating cryptozoological debates. ... READ ON
Implanted in lambs, the artificial blood vessels fared incredibly well—and they didn't trigger an immune response.... READ ON
The presence and contents of a fossilized nest suggest that Australopithecus africanus lived in a dry, savannah-like environment.... READ ON
The find included several intact bottles of brandy.... READ ON
It usually has a width of about 15 seats, one study found. ... READ ON
Commerical fish populations are under threat.... READ ON
A forthcoming study by a class of undergraduate scientists explores the widespread and surprising ecological costs of the 19th-century whaling boom in the United States.... READ ON
A new synthetic drink promises to mimic the effects of traditional booze with none of the pesky side effects. ... READ ON
The U.S. military studies everything from uniform button placement to traveler's diarrhea to organ transplants with the same intense rigor. ... READ ON
Jupiter's moon Europa is one of the most promising places for life in the solar system.... READ ON
Adopting a power pose may not actually help you feel more powerful, according to researcher Dana Carney. ... READ ON
Studies have concluded that small, early doses of common food triggers can protect kids from developing allergies.... READ ON
There's more to the noted physiologist than just the famous "Pavlovian response." ... READ ON
"Crystallization2" reveals how different salt molecules crystalize.... READ ON
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