Who Needs Turkey? Most Would Be OK With Thanksgiving Meal That Was Only Side Dishes, Says Poll
A new OnePoll survey has found that most people would be perfectly happy receiving all those Thanksgiving side dishes—without the turkey.
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HPV Vaccine Reduced Cervical Cancer Rates by 87% in Women
The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine reduces cervical cancer rates by 87% in women who were offered the jab between the ages of 12-13, confirms a new study.
Why Do Dogs Tilt Their Heads? Scientists Look at What's Going On in Their Minds
You've probably seen dogs tilt their head. It's adorable, but why do they do it? According to scientists, it may be a sign of concentration and memory recall. Several animals, including humans, present an asymmetry in the way they move or perceive the environment through their senses. For instance, one can prefer an ear or […]
Patch Inspired by Cactus Eliminates Need for Diabetics to Prick Skin for Blood, Collects Sweat Instead
Scientists at POSTECH in South Korea have designed a sweat-collecting path, inspired by cactus spines, to benefit diabetics.
Meditation Training Reduces Long-Term Stress, Hair Analysis Shows
Mental training reduces the concentration of the stress hormone cortisol in hair, says the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences.
When Negotiating, How Tough Should Your First Offer Be? Scientists Reveal What Works Best
In a negotiation, just how touch should your first offer be? Scientists at the University of Technology Sydney have the answer.
Scientists Discover Baby Seals Can Change Their Tone of Voice - And Mimic Sounds Like Parrots
A new study published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences shows seal pups change their tone of voices.
4 Common Medicines Have Reversed Alzheimer's in Mice
4 common medicines have reverse Alzheimer's disease, says a new study from IRB Barcelona published by Genome Medicine.
Implanted Electrodes Could Offer Improved Vision for 148 Million Blind People
Replacing one's eyes with a camera to cure blindness is now officially a reality thanks to scientists in Spain and Utah.
New Antibodies Could Slow Down Aging by Destroying Old Cells With Pioneering Treatment
Researchers at Leicester and Universitat Oberta de Catalunya have designed antibodies that destroy old cells, slowing down agin.
'Genetic Goldmine' Unearthed in the Desert Could Help Crops Survive Global Warming
Plants in the Atacama Desert- the driest in the world-are helping scientists discover what will make for resilient organisms in our future.
Scientists Discover How Intricate Spider Webs Are Made By Brains That Are a Fraction of the Size of a Human's
Johns Hopkins University researchers discovered precisely how spiders build webs by using night vision and artificial intelligence to track and record every movement of all eight legs as spiders worked in the dark. Their creation of a web-building playbook or algorithm brings new understanding of how creatures with brains a fraction of the size of […]
How an Oyster Can Form a Perfectly Symmetrical Pearl - Better Than We Humans, With All Our Technology
University of Michigan research has figured out how an oyster can form an entirely symmetrical pearl, and the findings could have practical use.
See Incredible Transformation of Paralyzed Mice Given Nanofibers in 4 Week Study Breakthrough
Mice who had no use in their legs were cured of their paralysis thanks to a nanofiber peptide injection into their spinal column.
Marathoner Runner Stopped By Lupus is Racing Again Thanks to Amazing Treatment for Autoimmune Disorder
During a trial with a new lupus drug, Sasheen Reid is back training for the NYC Marathon after the disease cleared at Feinstein Institutes.
The Joys of Solitude - Thousands of People Found New Appreciation During Enforced Alone Time in Lockdown
Thousands of people enjoyed enforced time alone during COVID-19 lockdowns in the UK, a new study from the University of Reading has found.
Tap Water Produces a Protective Shield Against Microplastics, Scientists Discover
Tap water produces a protective shield against microplastics, scientists have discovered in recent research at Trinity College Dublin.
Astronomers May Have Spotted the First Known Exoplanet in Another Galaxy
Astronomers looking at the Messier 51 galaxy have determined that an exoplanet transited in front of their view, the first such observation.
Listen to This 'Singing' Lemur Species That Has 'Common Musical Traits' Like Humans Do
Indri lemur songs recorded in the wild have rhythmic categories similar to those found in human music, Max Planck researchers find.
Scientists Perfect Renewable Power from Urine While Cleaning Wastewater in South Korea
A urea fuel cell, designed in S. Korea swaps platinum for cheap nickel and creates renewable electricity from cleaning wastewater
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