News Articles

Men may be men but gay and heterosexual men express differences about relationships when it comes to perceived stability, attachment anxiety, and avoidance.

A new analysis of Aldabra tortoise DNA shows what scientists have long argued; if humans don't smoke, drink alcohol, or get obese we age better.

A simple game reveals a universal instinct in kids

Ovarian cancer is devastating, five-year survival rate under 30%, when detected after it has spread. New basic research may improve that.

If we're trapped in a false vacuum, there's still hope to break free of cosmic lockdown

Pupils don't just respond to what we look at, they respond based on how we evaluate

A new paper correlates stroke to glioma growth, linking brain injury to malignant brain tumors.

Jurassic monsters sometimes needed to vomit. When they did, they went to shore.

Researchers have developed a composite film that combines electromagnetic interference shielding, infrared stealth, and high mechanical strength using carbon nanotube fibers and MXene.

Tumor-suppressing damage control protects tissue from cancer, but the "guardian paradox" proposes that chronic activity by those same protective programs cause harm.

Pregnant women have experienced exotic food cravings since recorded history began. This may be why.

An MRI changes whether a biopsy is needed and where the needles go. Is there a reason they aren't used more often?