New Zealand scientists who have discovered a previously unknown, submerged continent want it to be called “Zealandia.” The group of scientists who are seeking recognition for the region below the seas are members of GNS Science, an official New Zealand research organization.
Dating app fans reportedly have something exciting to look forward to with Tinder as it plans to incorporate Snapchat-like feature in its system. This has been possible following its acquisition of Wheel.
Feng Zhang, a neuroscientist and bioengineer known for the development of optogenics and CRISPR technology, was given a rewarding victory by the U.S. patent office for his invention of a gene-editing tool.
Biologists have developed a facial recognition software that might help Lemurs in bringing back from verge extinction. This sofatwre is called LemurFaceID.
Vitamin D, a group of fat-soluble secosteroids, which aid in the absorption of other minerals, has been proven to increase muscle strength in high amounts, according to researchers from the University of Birmingham.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the vocal vaccine critic, is still in talks with the U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to establish a commission for looking into vaccine safety, he said recently at a press conference held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
Premature ejaculation is a common problem among aging men aside from the dreaded erectile dysfunction. Although there have been clinical studies on treat this problem, only a few have produced satisfying results. However, a recent clinical study explored the potential of natural remedies which are proven to be effective.
The experimental therapy helped to prevent dangerous drops in blood sugar levels. Patients with difficult cases of type 1 diabetes were helped by transplants of insulin-producing islet cells.
Valentine's Day is here, and if you are among those who were not able to win a date, do not give up. Science has a list of things to consider to make that special someone fall in love with you.
Love has countless definitions. From a scientific point of view, being in love is similar to cocaine addiction. Some psychologists even consider love as "temporary insanity."
