As today’s oceans lose oxygen, Alaskan rocks trace a similar decline that began millions of years before the end-Triassic ...

Scientists have developed a new way to destroy toxic “forever chemicals” in water rather than simply filter them out. During a 58-day experiment, the system removed more than 90% of each of six PFAS ...

Credit: Shutterstock Researchers at the University of Missouri have uncovered a promising way to help surviving nerve cells compensate for damage caused by ALS and other motor neuron diseases. The ...

Men are 1.5 to 2 times more likely than women to develop Parkinson’s disease, yet the biological reasons remain poorly understood. New research suggests that differences in gene activity within the ...

Researchers have identified a possible subtype of depression linked to disruptions in the body’s internal clock. Credit: Shutterstock For some people with hard-to-treat depression, the body’s internal ...

For more than 150 years, scientists believed that enormous crane bones found in European caves belonged to a giant bird ...

A mysterious millipede first collected nearly 90 years ago has resurfaced in South Australia. A millipede first collected ...

Unlike emissions from burning fossil fuels, the CO 2 humans exhale largely comes from carbon recently absorbed from the atmosphere by plants and transferred through food. Burning coal, oil, and ...

A major clinical trial is challenging the effectiveness of commonly used injections for chronic Achilles tendon pain.

Some participants reported improvements within two days, and the antidepressant effects persisted for more than three months ...

Credit: Jason Bond / UC Davis Scientists have sequenced the unusually large genome of a trapdoor spider named after comedian ...

The researchers also incorporated a metallic layer that screens unwanted electric fields, preventing them from destabilizing the film’s polarization. With both effects controlled, bismuth ferrite ...