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Horace Fletcher once chewed a scallion 722 times before swallowing. He believed food should be almost liquid before it s...

A routine blood glucose reading may reveal more than your diabetes risk—it could hint at how fast your brain is aging. A...

They made heat behave like information. In a lab at Osaka Metropolitan University, researchers coaxed thermal radiation ...

They leave the hospital with food on their plates and rules in their heads. Yet too many return within months. About 40 ...

Depression may wear two very different faces. One shows up tired and heavy. The other is restless and lean. Which one yo...

Picture an ancestor roughly the size of a modern child, weighing about 40 kilograms and moving across a patchwork of Afr...

She went back to her garden. Slowly at first, then with the same careful pleasure she had before the pain took over. Cyn...

What if two invisible players in the cosmic drama have been whispering to one another all along? Researchers at the Univ...

Think Alzheimer’s always starts with forgetting names and places? That’s the story we tell. New work from Texas A&M ...

One injection. Three months of protection. And for a small number of women, a question that has echoed through courtroom...

A tiny, naturally occurring mouse virus can create damage that looks eerily like Parkinson's — and the harm hangs around...

Picture a firm with a price tag so vast it dwarfs entire national economies. Sounds like science fiction. Elon Musk thre...

In the quiet heart of a nearby galaxy, a furious gale is sweeping away the ingredients for future stars. It does not how...

Some families seem to carry a secret clock that ticks more slowly. Diseases show up years later. Minds stay sharp. Joint...

Imagine an octopus folding itself into a crevice, testing the world with eight searching arms and a brain that seems too...

Imagine a hidden plumbing network inside your skull, only active at night, flushing away the cellular detritus of daily ...

Stone tools can whisper. They tell of hands, habits and the slow exchange of ideas long before writing began. A new pape...

Imagine a blood test showing half the testosterone your grandfather carried. Startling, right? That is the signal emergi...

Imagine standing at a crossroads with two signs: one promises a lower chance of heart attack, the other warns of muscle ...

Imagine a plastic that keeps heat at bay while staying light, flexible and tough. Sounds like science fiction? The team ...