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A vaccine that you inhale rather than receive in the arm has just shown the kind of promise that changes how we think ab...

The biggest land animals of the Jurassic were also the most surprising prey: hatchlings no larger than a dinner plate. T...

Buried in piles of discarded mining waste, there may be a hidden treasure that could ease pressure on global supply chai...

Imagine a silent saboteur at the very threshold of life: it does not destroy embryos outright, but it muffles the conver...

Imagine invisible grains of plastic turning the inside of a water pipe into a hardened fortress. Small enough to slip pa...

Something that looks like an earthquake can actually be a satellite hitting the atmosphere. Short. Loud. Unexpected.Scie...

A simple prescription — about 150 minutes of brisk activity each week — may do more for the brain than most of us expect...

One algorithm has turned decades of Hubble observations into a treasure map of the unexpected. In just a few days, a mac...

People often chalk up forgetfulness to "just getting older." But what if aging is less a single culprit and more a choru...

Invisible, nanoscale bubbles released by cells are emerging as key players in how cancer travels through the body. By re...

Nike and other companies are pitching a new claim: your footwear can do more than cushion or support — it can nudge your...

Bamboo is cropping up in nutrition studies and food trends alike: packed with protein, fiber and micronutrients, its sho...

A genetic study of more than a quarter-million people suggests a surprising link between vitamin B1 (thiamine) metabolis...

Researchers have uncovered a common genetic thread linking eight major psychiatric conditions, revealing how certain gen...

The Arctic is warming far faster than the global average, and scientists are now linking extreme weather events to a wid...

A new noninvasive brain stimulation method — transcranial focused ultrasound — is poised to change how scientists invest...

Brain imaging from researchers at the University of Nottingham and the University of Cambridge suggests our brains treat...

Microbes behave differently in orbit. New experiments on the International Space Station reveal that bacteriophages — vi...

Stiff knees, sore hips and constant joint ache are often accepted as a normal part of getting older. But mounting eviden...

Starfish, or sea stars, move across complex seafloors with remarkable poise — climbing rocks, slipping over sand, and ev...