Science
Do Negative Calorie Foods Exist?
If you've spent any time looking into diets that promote weight loss, you've likely heard of...
Science
Amnesia in the Brain: What Goes Wrong?
While memory loss is normal, severe cases may signal amnesia in the brain. Learn more about...
Science
Does Blue Light Damage Your Eyes?
Does blue light damage your eyes? As our world becomes increasingly digitized, it is important to...
Science
Miniature Lab-Grown Organs: A New Tool for Biomedical Research
Lab-grown organs, called organoids, can help biomedical researchers make new discoveries while keeping humans safe.
Science
Human Life Expectancy Continues To Increase
Through most of recorded history, human life expectancy was around 30 years. Humans today are living...
Science
Evolving Understanding of Migraine Causes and Treatments
Migraine studies continue to be an active area of neurological research. Learn more about migraine causes...
Science
Is Swallowing Gum Dangerous?
Is swallowing gum bad for you? Or do myths overestimate the effects of chewing gum on...
Science
Food Myths That Complicate Healthy Eating
These three food myths complicate proven healthy eating habits.
Science
The Benefits of Wine Include Activating Multiple Brain Regions
The complex flavors of wine are generated by activating more brain regions than almost any other...
Science
New Study Reveals More About How Metabolism Works
Despite good intentions, many people find themselves gaining weight as they settle into adulthood. But is...
Science
What Does It Mean to Be Colorblind?
What is it really like to be colorblind? Here, we explore the science behind the condition.
Science
Our Ever-Changing Brains: The Importance of Neuroplasticity
Neuroplasticity means we can rewire our brains after injury and continue to learn at any age....
Engineering
What Can Carbon Capture Technology Accomplish?
Carbon capture can't reverse climate change, but it's one part of the equation for reducing greenhouse...