Science Sep 09 Can Alzheimer’s proteins be spread via medical procedures? New study suggest Alzheimer’s disease symptoms were transmitted via human growth hormone treatments.
Science Sep 02 Can you guess how many trees are on Earth? An international study led by Yale University provides a new estimate for the planet's number of trees.
Science Sep 01 Scientists find a fat hormone toggles a runner’s high Researchers at the University of Montreal have charted what happens to the brain to produce a runner’s high.
Science Aug 27 The race for the unbreakable password is almost over Consumers may soon have access to quantum cryptography, a system for building secret codes that are so secure and difficult to intercept, some call it unhackable.
Science Aug 21 Satellite spots an unexpected result of Middle East conflict Satellite measurements suggest that economic and civil unrest cut air pollution in the Middle East.
Science Aug 18 Twin typhoons march toward Southeast Asia and Japan Meteorologists expect two storms in the Pacific to reach super typhoon status by Thursday.
Science Aug 13 The heart rates of black bears spike when drones fly overhead Drones are a popular toy/tool among ecotourists, ecologists and conservationists, but a new study shows an unintended health consequence of their use with bears.
Science Aug 10 Why radiation can’t give you superpowers A new video from the American Chemical Society explains the science behind superpowers.
Science Jul 28 What makes this monkey red in the face? Scientists explore the anatomy of red faces in Peruvian uakari monkeys.