Avoid Mosquito Bites by Ditching These Colors of Clothing This Summer
New research shows mosquitoes fly toward specific colors (red and black) while ignoring the cooler shades of green, purple, blue and white.
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Watch Seniors Come to Life When Puppies Flooded Their Nursing Home
This is the heart-warming reaction of care home residents as they enjoyed a visit from an adorable group of Pomeranian and British bulldogs.
Protein Destroys 'Hard to Treat' Cancers, Could Become 'One Size Fits All' Pill
A protein that destroys hard-to-treat cancers has been discovered by scientists at the University of Texas, offering hope.
After Dreaming of Luxury Hotel From Hospital Window, They Invited Her Family to Live it Up in $13K/Night Suite
Sick teen Angel Growns was treated to a $25,000 dollar stay at Shangri-La, the Shard in London thanks to Make-A-Wish.
Roads are Lasting Twice as Long Thanks to Recycled Tire Rubber
Rubber from used tyres acts like sunscreen for roads and halves the rate of sun damage when mixed with bitumen, new research from RMIT has found.
Urban Forests Create a Birdlife Boom in New Zealand Cities - Even Species Absent for Generations
Cities in New Zealand can enjoy higher concentrations of bird life if they spend a little time reforesting with native trees.
Magnets Made by Soil Bacteria Offer Hope for Breast and Prostate Cancer
A kind of microbe that absorbs iron to magnetize itself can be combined with cancer-killing natural viruses to create a crack team.
Electric Cars Could Be Made With Plastic From Clunkers According to New Research
Electric cars could be made with plastic from old clunkers, according to new research. The substance utilized is graphene.
'Summer Fridays' Are the Key to Feeling Happier at Work
59% of 2,000 working adults say their jobs offer opportunities for short days, or a day off, occasionally on Fridays during summer.
Cheap Gel Packs Can Pull Many Liters of Water From Even Desert Air
University of Texas reearchers have developed a low-cost gel film made of abundant materials that can pull drinkable water from the air in even the driest climates.
Millions of Tons of Earth Dug for New London Subway Line Became a New Bird Sanctuary
With 3.5 million tonnes of earth to spare, railway developers agreed to give it a the RSPB, who created a beautiful neature reseve.
Women Who Hug a Loved One Showed a Decrease in the Production of Cortisol
Amazingly, hugging is also capable of reducing infection from viruses, as well as reducing inflammation and blood pressure.
In Learning to Use Her Left Hand Following a Stroke 60-Year Old Chen Lie Discovers She's an Expert Painter
After a stroke forced Chen Lie to relearn doing everything with her left hand, she discovered that she was an excellent painter.
Bird-Watcher Wrongfully Accused in Central Park Lands a Nat Geo TV Show About Birding
The Black man who was wrongly accused by a White woman in New York while he was birdwatching is set to star in a new Nat Geo TV series.
Drug Combination Lowers Risk of Asthma Attacks By 24% 'This Represents a Paradigm Shift'
A study shows patients who used a new combination of two drugs dramatically lowered their chances of suffering an acute attack.
New 'Hometown Heroes Housing Program' Helps Florida Teachers and First Responders Buy Their First Home
Florida residents who are first responders, nurses, or teachers, can now get help buying a first home with Hometown Heroes Housing Program.
How 'Frozen Zoos' Are Helping Save Vanishing Species
The "zoo" in San Diego has been responsible for cloning four species, and could be key to saving the Northern white rhino.
Adventurous Play Helps Boosts Children's Mental Health, Research Says
Children who spend more time playing adventurously have lower symptoms of anxiety and depression, say Uni. of Exeter researchers.
This Fruit Could Help Improve Memory and Ward Off Dementia, Study Says
Adding cranberries to your diet could help improve memory and brain function, and lower 'bad' cholesterol-according to new research.
Wintering Monarch Butterflies Bounce Back in Mexico - Numbers Surge by 35%
Mexico's arriving monarch butterflies from last year covered 7 acres of trees, a 35% increase from last year.
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