Creamy vs. Crunchy - What Your Peanut Butter Preference Says About Your Personality: Poll
A OnePoll suvey has been conducted to find out what your peanut butter preference says about your personality.
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How To Adjust Your Sleep This Week So You're Ready For Daylight Savings Jolt
To make sure you don't become a groggy wreck for Daylight Savings Time, here are 5 sleep science tips to plan the week around.
Ancient DNA Shows Cats Domesticated Themselves - Why Are We Not Surprised?
Cats domesticated themselves without becoming domesticated, shows a study looking at 9,000 years of cat DNA history.
First Neonatal Wearable Could Provide Real-time Detection of Jaundice and Vital Signs
Researchers at Yokohama National University have developed the first wearable devices to precisely monitor jaundice, and real-time vitals.
Doctor Determines Perfect Prescriptions For Stage 4 Cancer: With Functional Profiling His Results Are 'Stunning'
Dr. Nagourney at his Nagourney Cancer Institute in CA is doubling cancer survival success rates with functional profiling of tumors in a lab.
Tricking Coronavirus With a Fake 'Handshake' - Scientists Develop Peptides That Could Inactivate COVID
Ohio State has developed peptides that trick SARS-CoV-2 into interacting with a replica rather than the actual human cell, preventing infection.
U.S. Can Run Primarily on Renewable Energy by 2050 For Cost of $1 Per Person Per Day-Says New Research
Reaching zero net emissions of carbon dioxide from energy and industry by 2050 can be accomplished by rebuilding U.S. energy infrastructure to run primarily on renewable energy, at a net cost of about $1 per person per day, says a new study. Researchers at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the University of […]
Scientists Use Novel Ink With Calcium to 3D-Print 'Bone' With Living Cells
Scientists from UNSW have developed a calcium-based ink that may allow surgeons to one day 3D-print bone parts with living cells.
Scientists Achieve Breakthrough, Talking With Lucid Dreamers in Their Sleep-And There's Now An App For That
Scientists at Northwestern confirmed that dialogue with a dreaming person is possible-and they can solve math problems and answer yes-or-no.
The Simple Habit of Flossing Reduces Your Risk Of COVID-19 Complications, Says New Study
Brushing and flossing can keep periodontitis and gum disease away after they were found to make COVID-19 symptoms and effects much worse.
Giant Sharks That Glow in the Dark Discovered by Scientists Who Got Wise to Their Camouflage
Scientists studying bioluminescence in sharks have identified the largest glow-in-the-dark shark on Earth, the 5 foot-long kitefin shark.
Boosting Natural Nitric Oxide Levels in the Lungs is a Possible Treatment for COVID-19, Study Finds
Nitric oxide is a compound found naturally in the body. Boosting levels is a possible treatment for COVID-19, an Uppsala study says.
Processors in Tech Wearables like Fitbits Could Be Replaced Using Mushroom Mycelium
Processors in tech wearables like heart rate monitors, could be replaced with mycelium which can actually sense electrical signals.
Green Tea Compound Could Hold The Key to Beating Cancer, Says Compelling New Study of 'EGCG'
One of the compounds in green tea may hold the key to beating cancer, according to new research from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Watch a Billion Years of Shifting Tectonic Plates Forming Our Continents in 40 Seconds
Geo-scientists have created a 40-second video that captures 1 billion years of geological history in which continents around move like ants.
Dolphins Have Similar Personality Traits to Humans, Study Finds
A big five personality assessment of bottlenose dolphins found traits that are similar to primates and humans, like curiosity and sociability.
The Myriad of Massive Health Benefits in 6 Different Kinds of Mushrooms
Chaga, cordyceps, agarikon, lion's mane, and more, these mushrooms are becoming more available as health food supplements for good reason.
Figaro the Toolmaking Cockatoo Taught His Mates How to Craft Tools - And Stunned Scientists
In a Vienna lab, Goffin's Cockatoos make tools from wood, carboard, and teach the skill to their peers in a stunning display of intelligence.
From City to Countryside, Study Suggests Wisdom Can Protect Against Loneliness
Researchers in California and Italy teamed up and found there was a significant correlation between wisdom and not being lonely.
With Lamb, Coriander, and Leeks, These Decoded Babylonian Recipes Reveal Ancient Culinary Traditions
4 recipes for stews have been decoded from ancient Babylonian tablets contained within Yale's collection, and made cookable again by scholars.
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