Category Science

Your nose is stuffy. Your eyes are swollen. Your throat is sore, and your senses of smell and taste are shot. It’s your seasonal allergies — they’re acting up again,…

Though you can’t see them, the microscopic organisms that make up the gut microbiome have a huge impact on your health, and not just in your digestive tract. The gut…

Geology is more than just studying rocks. With advancing technology, scientists are reconstructing Earth’s makeup in greater detail, uncovering how landscapes and oceans looked millions of years ago. A fascinating…

More than 3 million people in the U.S. have chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a complex condition characterized by extreme, persistent fatigue. Neither sleep nor rest is shown to relieve their…

This article distills key insights from the expert roundtable, “AI in Literature Reviews: Practical Strategies and Future Directions,” held in Boston on June 25 where a range of R&D professionals…

As chillier days begin in some parts of the world, we’re likely to start shutting our windows and preparing for the colder months ahead. But while we’re shutting out the…

The asteroid that could’ve killed cities could still collide with the moon. That’s what the models of Asteroid 2024 YR4 say, after previously suggesting that the probability that the asteroid…

When it comes to navigating nature, dogs and cats have different game plans. While dogs tend to sniff around familiar spots, cats are more free-spirited and explore new places. The…

When thinking about the ancient animals of Earth, you likely picture fish, birds, and dinosaurs. But a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests…

Imagine you are traveling through the Nefud Desert in northern Saudi Arabia, around 12,000 years ago. Your journey is difficult. The sand dunes are shifting at your feet; the wind…