First person infected with Ebola in the U.S dies

A double-blinded, three-year clinical trial has found that, not only do high doses of vitamin D not increase bone density,... read more

Previously the oldest reported form of cancer was 120,000 years old. In a new paper published in the South African... read more

While the dangers of second-hand smoke have been shouted from the rooftops by scientists for years, a group of researchers... read more

It is common knowledge that smoking while pregnant has adverse effects on the unborn child, but how many generations could... read more

While most commonly associated with experiencing wartime trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may occur following any traumatic event, including natural... read more

Have you ever looked at an inanimate object - a pepper, a mailbox, the bush in your backyard - and... read more

Back in 2009, chemists at Oregon State University were heating manganese oxide, along with other chemicals, to examine some of its... read more

Monitoring and managing diabetes can be a very time consuming and sometimes invasive process for the sufferer, however a team... read more

There are a number of reasons labs will look to sell equipment. Whether the lab is downsizing, a facility is... read more

Suspended animation is something any science fiction fan is familiar with, but now Professor Samuel Tisherman of the University of... read more