A rarely-seen species of deep-sea fish known as the "chimera" or "ghost shark," which lives at depths of more than two kilometers, has been filmed for the first time in the northern hemisphere. The chimera belongs to a group of species that emerged 300 million years ago.
Seahorses are considered to be a unique species of fish, possessing equine features and bony plates. Even male species of the fish can even become pregnant. Scientists have unraveled the secrets of why seahorses are so distinct, with the first complete sequence of the seahorse genome.
A new study suggests that abortion has no adverse psychological effects.
Going to the sauna can have many benefits, according to a new study, it can help in the prevention of dementia.
A new study by the Anne Frank House museum reveals that the arrest of the young author and her family was an accident.
Multinational technology company Google has granted $1.5 billion worth of research fund to Calico Labs to solve the mystery of human aging by studying rodents.
A new study published in the Diabetic Medicine journal has revealed that young adults suffering from severe mental illness may develop Type 2 Diabetes.
Angelina Jolie's viral essay published in New York Times caused an increase in the demand for breast and ovarian cancer test, a study has revealed.
A new study has shed light on the safe prescription of hormonal contraception for diabetic women.
Britain has officially granted a license to an in-vitro fertilization (IVF) program designed to conceive a fetus using the DNA of three parents. By doing so, the country has become the first in the world to legalize such a treatment program.
