Researchers at the Salk Institute in California have successfully induced cells to behave like younger cells
Japanese scientists find that macaque monkeys, like humans, know the limits of their own memory
Thanks to advances in neuroscience, researchers are beginning to disentangle powerful pain relief from addiction, overdose and death
Using sensors on smartphones and smartwatches can shed light on patients' symptoms, even identifying ones they didn't notice or share with counselors
A flashy MIT study changes perspective on the disease
Transplanting an entire piece of retinal tissue into the eyes of blind mice appears to work better than just transplanting cells
Radiologist and <em>Atlantic</em> editor James Hamblin provides the answers we'd hear "If Our Bodies Could Talk"
An artificial “nose” could be the next tool for diagnosing illnesses from cancer to Crohn's disease
Mass spectrometry is finding a new role in forensic science
Cold and flu viruses transfer in very different ways than we think
New research suggests that man’s best friend remembers more than we thought
Great apes show an ability to discern what others are thinking that we once only attributed to humans
From pig muscle, scientists are developing an organic material that may help heal volumetric muscle loss
The acclaimed filmmaker has become the champion of the practice that's now been adopted by thousands of kids
Heavy drinking can change the brain to make cravings worse. Can gene therapy change it back?
A dive into the science shows it is possible to override the system
Researchers reveal how bats turn echolocation signals into a 3-D image of moving prey
Earwax has a job to do; but many are not hearing the message
Most people who are color blind can see colors, they just have trouble distinguishing between specific kinds
Michael Jordan, Vanessa Hudgens and all those celeb dimples to die for? Just a result of a double zygomaticus major muscle
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