FDA Approves First Drug to Treat Hair Loss Caused By Alopecia
In a clinical trial with 1200 patients, more than half grew their hair back after a year
Hidden Life Found Far Beneath World's Largest Ice Shelf
Hundreds of shrimp-like creatures were found living 1640 feet beneath Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf
First Dinosaur Belly Button Discovered in Fossil From China
The navel was found with unique imaging technology and is similar to scars living alligators sport
FDA Advisers Recommend Novavax’s Covid-19 Vaccine for Use in Adults
The vote of support is a step forward for the long-in-production protein-based vaccine that may be a different option from current mRNA-based vaccines
Researchers Pinpoint Date When Chickens Were First Domesticated
New findings push back the fowl’s domestication thousands of years
Dogs Sniff Out Covid-19 With Surprising Accuracy
Canines were even able to detect asymptomatic cases
Some Allergies Associated With Lower Risk of SARS-CoV-2 Infection
An NIH study found that food allergies reduced risk of infection by 50 percent
Great White Sharks May Have Driven Megalodons into Extinction
Scientists analyzed zinc isotopes in fossilized teeth and found both sharks may have competed for the same food
Though Cute as Pets, Goldfish Are Highly Invasive Once in the Wild
The animal’s insatiable appetites, bold behaviors and adaptability make them harmful to new environments
Scientists Moved Hummingbirds to High Elevations to See How Climate Change Might Affect Them
Artificial migrations to colder environments altered the small bird's metabolism and ability to fly
NASA’s New Solar Sail Could Soon Navigate in Space
Scientists say the flashy tech could help them study the sun’s polar regions
Paleontologists Find Biggest Pterosaur Species Ever Unearthed in South America
The ancient fossils with wingspans the size of school buses are estimated to be 86 million years old
Wandering Salamanders Skydive From Some of the World's Tallest Trees
The amphibians stretch their limbs and tails to glide in a smooth style
Dolphins May Use Coral and Sponges as Skin Care Items
The mammals rub on invertebrates, possibly to contact substances that might work like antibacterial creams
Scientists Prove That Plants Can Grow in Soil From the Moon
The experiment is a milestone in the path to helping humans one day experience extended stays on the lunar surface
River Dolphins Spotted in Rare Playful Interaction With a Beni Anaconda
Researchers suspect that the dolphins were playing with the boa, but many questions about the behavior remain
The Population of Vaquita Porpoises Has Dwindled to Ten, but a Rebound Isn't Out of the Question
If protected from illegal fishing, scientists say the critically endangered species has enough genetic diversity to recover
Rarely Seen Torpedo-Shaped Dragonfish Spotted Off California's Coast
The copper-colored fish has only been seen four times in more than three decades of deep-sea research
Space Hotel Slated to Welcome Earthlings in 2025
The facility aims to provide a 'dream-like' luxury resort
Fifty Years Later, Researchers Unbox Samples From Apollo 17
The lunar surface material was kept in a freezer at NASA's Johnson Space Center since December 1972
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