Illness & Sleepiness
A primitive neural switch may explain why illness makes us sleepy.
Gender stereotypes about extreme intelligence take hold in the early school years.
Researchers turn to panels of taste testers to identify key flavor chemicals lost during the past …
Objects like blankets and stuffed animals can theoretically spread illnesses, but it’s unlikely.
How can companies claim that cooking sprays are “fat-free” if the first ingredient is oil?
Measurements of ocean temperatures from the last interglacial period suggest today’s climate models …
Scientists scanned preserved brains of extinct Tasmanian tigers in an attempt to better understand …