Groundbreaking New Study Finds Possible Explanation for SIDS
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) may soon be a thing of the past thanks to a world-first breakthrough at The Children's Hospital.
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Scientists Power a Computer Using Only Algae and Daylight to Make the Electricity
Researchers at Cambridge have used a widespread species of blue-green algae to power a microprocessor continuously for a year.
Photo From Mars Curiosity Rover Looks Like We Found a Doorway
The Curiosity rover on Mars snapped an image on May 7th that appears to show a cleanly-cut hole (a doorway) in a rock face.
Baby Blanket Crocheted by Queen Mary and Surviving WWII Set to Raise Money for Ukraine Children's Fund
A baby blanket which was crocheted by Queen Mary and survived World War II is being sold to raise money to help children in Ukraine.
Anonymous Donor Pays Off Student Debt for Entire 2022 College Class in Texas
Students at Wiley College graduated last week in Texas with their diplomas—and also their debts cleared by an anonymous donor.
Even in Your 80s, Adopting a Healthier Lifestyle Can Add Years to Your Life
Adopting a healthier lifestyle can add years to your life—even in your 80s or living with chronic illness, according to new study from Japan.
Plants Have Been Grown in Lunar Soil For The First Time Ever
Food has been grown in soil collected from the moon for the first time, paving the way for human migration across the solar system.
7-Year-old With Incurable Condition Amazes Doctors: Now Walking, Talking, And Top of Her Class
A blind girl, Evie-Mae Geurts, has amazed doctors after she regained her sight and 'cured herself' of a usually life-long brain condition.
Memory Loss Was Reversed in Mice Using a Brain Liquid From Younger Peers in 'Groundbreaking' Study
Memory loss has been reversed in mice by injecting them with a brain liquid from younger peers in a "groundbreaking" new treatment from Stanford.
Chinook Salmon Introduced to Mountain Streams Not Inhabited for 100 Years
State and federal agencies join to save native salmon from drought and climate change in the U.S. by re-introducing chinook salmon to rivers.
Handheld Device Painlessly Identifies Skin Cancer Without Biopsy Scars
Stevens Institute of Technology uses millimeter-wave imaging to slash rate of unnecessary biopsies, it's handheld and painless.
Researchers Overcome 'Major Hurdle' in Reversing Deafness, Discovering Gene Responsible for Crucial Cells
Scientists at Northwestern University can now create new hearing cells that can overcome deafness caused by aging.