New Oxford Malaria Vaccine is 'Huge Advance' to Protect Children From Deadly Killer
A new vaccine from Oxford, R21, prevents malaria in children with a lower price tag-so will protect a greater number of African countries.
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Must See: 16th Century Turkish Baths Reopening in Istanbul as Part-Antique Spa, Part-Museum
An extraordinary 13-year restoration of a historic bath in Istanbul reopened after centuries of neglect—restored to glories past.
The 30 Best Things to Come Out of Canada Include Insulin, Peanut Butter-and Ryan Reynolds
The pacemaker, alkaline batteries, and the more obvious maple syrup are among the top inventions from Canada, along with basketball.
Heavy-Lift Drone Can Haul 220-Pounds of Cargo for Delivery, Aid, or Construction Companies
FlyingBasket sees their drone as a great option for telecom companies who need to do repairs or installations on towers in cities
24 Prison Inmates Get College Degrees, Graduate Together Thanks to UC Program: 'I literally feel free'
The degrees were provided and issued by Southwestern College via the Restorative Justice Program of California state.
Scientists Are 3D-Printing Stem Cells that Can Be Implanted as Brain Tissue
In experiments, the implanted cells integrated into the animals' brains both structurally and functionally.
Trapped on Tiny Ledge, Fallen Hiker with Mangled Legs Rescued by Off-Duty Air Force Hero
Using makeshift splints fashioned from sticks, Haveman provided crucial first aid to the injured climber's mangled legs.
Researchers Invent Way to Turn Harmful Mine Waste into Healthy Soil
Huang noted that this process can also be used to restore soils damaged by over-farming, overuse of fertilizers, and climate change.
Painting Assumed to Be a Copy is Real-After Note is Found Hidden in Frame Making it Worth Thousands
The artist had tucked away a small slip of paper with a prayer for safe passage, assuring the expert Salomon that it was an original.
Natural Defenses in Plants May Be Successful in Humans Against Neurodegenerative Diseases: New Study
The multidisciplinary team identified the chloroplast plant protein SPP as the reason why plants are unaffected by the problematic protein.
3 Cooks in Prison Honed Creativity with Drab Ingredients-Now Out, Award-Winning Chef And Businessmen
"There are geniuses in there," said 2-time James Beard Award winner, Keith Corbin, referring to incarcerated men and their ability to cook with the most lifeless, flavorless ingredients imaginable. Corbin spent 10 years in prison himself, and combined with his career as an award-winning chef at his restaurant Alta Adams, he knows what it takes […]
Holly Tree Presumed Extinct for 200 Years Discovered After Placement on Most Wanted List: 'Nature surprises us'
A team returns to the site weekly to see if the trees are fruiting in the hopes of collecting seeds from the tree to germinate them.
Robots That Look Like Manta Rays Will Sink Seaweed to Ocean Floor-Will Help Absorb Carbon
Seaweed absorbs way more CO2 than rainforests, and billions of tonnes of the stuff are now washing up on the beaches of Mexico every year
Starbucks Workers Raise Over $40K for Beloved Barista After Her Car Was Burglarized
TODAY writes that she is looking at Subarus, all the while feeling the love that decades of serving coffee with a smile has accumulated.
Rats Finally Eradicated from Caribbean Island as Huge Nature Reserve Rises in Their Place
In 2016, Antigua and Barbuda, the archipelago nation that owns Redonda, launched an eradication campaign that cleared the island of rats.
Increasing Steps by 3,000 Per Day Can Lower Blood Pressure in Older Adults
Researchers found that a simple walking intervention can be just as effective as structured exercise and medications to lower blood pressure.
Scientists Discover a Small Strand of RNA to Be Key to Fighting Cancer With Our Immune System
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts has shown how a single, small strand of microRNA governs T-cells' ability to recognize tumors.
Zoos Welcome 'Paddington Bears' for Breeding Programs to Help Save Species From Extinction
Two zoos in the US and UK have welcomed ‘Paddington Bears' into their breeding programs to help save the rare Andean species from extinction.
Balcony Tickets to the Night of Abraham Lincoln's Assassination Smashes Auction-Only One Other Known to Survive
A rare piece of American history was auctioned last week, and it's quite surprising they still exist 158 years after the paper was printed-a pair of tickets for Ford's Theatre the night President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Even more amazing, they were front-row balcony seats, which would have provided the theater-goers with a clear view […]
After 6 Months Searching for New Doctor, Small Town's Viral Video was 'Just What the Doctor Ordered'
Desperate locals in Cornwall, England created a pop video to recruit a small town doctor after failing for six months-and it worked. Watch...
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