Research suggests that stress hormones can cause changes in cells that make us more vulnerable to metastasized cancers.
Despite some speculation that Charlotte mated with a shark, her pregnancy is likely the result of a rare phenomenon.
Scripps Research scientists developed an uber-antibody meant to counteract the toxic bite of several snakes.
New evidence links changes in people's immune systems and brains to the life-changing condition known as ME/CFS.
The condition is called figurate erythema and causes sphynx cats to develop intricate but seemingly painless rashes all over their body.
A study suggests that GLP-1 drugs, already used to treat diabetes and obesity, could also tamp down cravings for opioids.
The state has experienced "an unusually large" spike in cases caused by an emerging variant of dengue.
Disruptions to the gut microbiome could explain why sorbitol, a common sugar substitute, sends some people straight to the bathroom.
The pink rice appears to be more nutritious and flavorful than bare rice alone.
For just $5, you can imagine your worst ex being ripped apart by a bird of prey on Valentine's Day.
Our memory is far from perfect, and we're always learning new ways that it can betray us.
The victim then developed septicemic plague and was hospitalized, health officials reported.
Patients who took GLP-1 drugs were less likely to be diagnosed with depression and anxiety afterward compared to non-users.
New research found that erectile dysfunction drugs like sildenafil are linked to a modest but noticeably reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Japanese officials said the pod of orcas had managed to "escape safely" from a perilous ice trap.
New research finds that getting vaccinated in both arms can boost your immune response to covid-19 and possibly other diseases.
New research finds that a higher body temperature is linked to depression. A team is already testing whether cooling people down can alleviate symptoms.
Zepbound (tirzepatide) had striking effects on blood pressure in the latest trial data, in addition to helping people shed pounds.
34-year-old Amber Pearson is the first person to receive a deep brain stimulation device that manages both her epileptic seizures and her OCD symptoms.
Tyson the Frenchie had most of his left lower jaw removed to treat oral cancer. But within 8 weeks, it somehow grew back.
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