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Scientists Discover Blood Clues That Could Help Stop ALS Earlier
ALS is one of the most devastating diseases affecting the nervous system.
It attacks the nerve cells that control voluntary muscles, causing increasing weakness until...
Can a Simple Multivitamin Help You Stay Independent as You Age?
Growing older often brings new health challenges, but many people worry most about losing their independence.
Simple activities such as shopping, walking, climbing stairs, or...
Scientists Find More Evidence Linking Repeated Head Impacts to Demenai
For many people, football is a lifelong passion that improves fitness, teamwork, and mental well-being.
Yet scientists are asking an important question: could repeated knocks...
What Happens to Solar Panels After They Die?
Solar panels have become one of the most recognizable symbols of clean energy.
They sit on rooftops, cover large solar farms and generate electricity from...
Alien Signals May Hide in Unexplored High Radio Frequencies
Confirming the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence via radio signals, also called technosignatures, is the cornerstone of radio astronomy.
While humanity has been asking since time...
Scientists Turn Insect Smell Receptors into a Powerful Electronic Nose on a Chip
Scientists have taken inspiration from one of nature's oldest insects to create a new type of electronic nose that could one day help detect...
Hidden Battery Flaw Could Be Quietly Shortening the Life of Future Electric Cars
Electric vehicles are becoming more popular every year, and better batteries are a big part of making them more affordable and practical.
One of the...
New Dental Gel Could Help Teeth Repair Themselves Without Fluoride
A newly developed dental gel may one day allow dentists to rebuild damaged tooth enamel, offering a completely different approach to treating tooth wear...
Why Your Heart May Suddenly Race or Skip a Beat—and What Doctors Can Do
Most people expect their heartbeat to be steady and regular.
When the rhythm suddenly speeds up or feels as though it skips beats, it can...
Doctors Urge Younger Adults Not to Ignore These Colorectal Cancer Warning Signs
Doctors are warning that colorectal cancer is no longer a disease that mainly affects older adults.
As more younger people are diagnosed, recognizing subtle symptoms...
Yo-Yo Dieting May Not Be as Harmful as Many People Believe
Many people who lose weight eventually regain some or all of it.
This pattern is often called yo-yo dieting or weight cycling. For years, many...
One Psilocybin Dose May Reshape the Brain for a Month
Researchers have discovered that one carefully controlled dose of psilocybin may do more than create a temporary psychedelic experience.
The study suggests it may trigger...
Why Your Morning Meal Could Be One of the Best Defenses Against Cancer
Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day, but many people either skip it or choose foods that are high in...
New Review Challenges the Myth That Weight Regain Ruins Your Metabolism
People trying to lose weight often hear warnings about yo-yo dieting.
The common belief is that repeatedly losing and regaining weight permanently harms the body,...
New Promising Drug May Stop Prostate Cancer Spread
Scientists have created a new experimental antibody that may stop one of the deadliest features of prostate cancer—the ability to spread to other organs.
Prostate...
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Your Morning Coffee Waste Could Become Clean Fuel
Every day, millions of people throw away used coffee grounds without giving them a second thought.
But new research suggests this common kitchen waste could...
Rare moon rocks from the far side reveal a new chapter in the solar...
Ancient rocks collected from the far side of the moon are giving scientists a fresh look at the violent history of our solar system.
The...
New tiny memory switches could transform 5G, 6G and self-driving cars
As mobile technology continues to evolve, smartphones, wireless networks and connected devices are handling more signals than ever before.
Future 6G networks are expected to...
Fossilized wood preserved 300 million years of Earth’s history
Most people think of fossilized wood as an attractive stone displayed in museums or sold as a decorative souvenir.
However, scientists have now discovered that...
We may have been searching the wrong radio channel for alien signals
For more than 60 years, scientists have searched the skies for signs of intelligent life beyond Earth.
Much of that search has focused on listening...