Early human footprints from 3.6 million years ago have been uncovered in Tanzania, revealing the lifestyles of these ancient humans including their sex lives, when they walked together over wet volcanic ash.
An international team of archaeologists have discovered a mysterious "lost city" in Greece that provides essential clues about the nation's rich history and culture.
The UK's health budget has been trimmed down affecting contraception service for women in the country.
Reindeer are apparently getting smaller in size due to starvation in the North Pole. Scientists revealed that climate change is affecting the ecosystems of the Arctic region, specifically reindeer populations in Svalbard.
A cooling device designed by researchers for use on the scalp has been found to be capable of preventing hair loss in women. The device was found to be effective on women undergoing chemotherapy treatment.
In a unique discovery, scientists have revealed that monkeys such as Old World macaques have the ability to talk based on their vocal tract structure. However, their brains are not wired for speech.
Scientists have uncovered the earliest evidence of a tumor in a mammalian ancestor, dating back to 255 million years ago. This tumor, known as "odontoma," apparently caused a major toothache to this earliest mammalian predecessor.
Earth's ecosystems and habitats are changing due to man-made activities and unpredictable weather patterns as a result of global warming. However, one fish species is defying all the odds; the Atlantic killifish can survive in the most toxic waters, where other fish species die.
In an incredible fossil discovery, scientists have found a baby dinosaur feathered tail preserved in amber. In the past, scientists have found dinosaur feathers encased in amber. However, this is the first time that the bone and soft tissue of a dinosaur have also been found preserved with feathers.
A new study has suggested that an increased number of cesarean sections (C-sections) being performed is giving rise to changes in women's biological physiology. The study suggests that the operations are, in turn, shaping human evolution.
