Cholesterol Roundup
Despite its reputation, cholesterol may be useful for treating several medical conditions.
Despite its reputation, cholesterol may be useful for treating several medical conditions.
New research suggests that young children understand the concept of fairness, but desire gets in the way of sharing.
Mysterious “fairy circles” on African plains are caused by termites, which destroy patches of grass but help the surrounding grass thrive.
Using frozen DNA, researchers have created early-stage embryos of an extinct frog.
A new study suggests that mindfulness training can help people stay focused on tasks.
Researchers have developed an implantable blood testing sensor that can monitor blood glucose levels and chemotherapy drugs, among other things.
Deficiency in a key protein may strongly contribute to cognitive impairments in Down Syndrome.
Fighting disease involves maintaining the healthy populations of microbes that live inside us.
Fragile X Syndrome, a leading genetic cause of intellectual impairments, may actually result from too much brain activity.
Just one week of sleep deprivation alters the expression of at least 711 different genes.
Cells that eat up defective brain cells may also target healthy cells during development.
Camels seem perfectly suited to life in the desert, but they may have evolved those traits in the high Arctic.
Researchers have identified a molecule that could help turn on newborn babies’ immune systems.
Scientists discover shared genetic markers for five common psychiatric disorders.
Once the Earth warms to a critical temperature, permafrost in Siberia will melt, releasing massive amounts of carbon.
Fruit flies sometimes marinate their young in alcohol to protect them from parasitic wasps.
Researchers have successfully copied a molecule that protects our bodies from our own immune systems.