Nightmares signal the risk of mental illness
British scientists warn that nightmares that often occur in childhood can also be an early sign of neurological problems in adulthood.
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British scientists warn that nightmares that often occur in childhood can also be an early sign of neurological problems in adulthood.
US researchers report developing a simple, inexpensive cancer detection method that can produce results within minutes with a paper test strip.
American scientists at the University of Southern California have discovered a series of genes involved in hair and skin regeneration, in three studies published in Stem…
Scientists used mice to conduct tests. Initially, they let the mice learn how to go through a narrow path to get small round particles of food.
Strong people who are able to make decisive decisions in critical situations are more likely to be depressed.
Obesity can affect how to enjoy food at the most basic level: changing the way our tongue responds to different foods.
New Zealand scientists claim to have discovered ways to develop infertility treatments and help to conceive new types.
After losing his right leg in a motorbike accident four and a half years ago, Zac Vawter was fitted with an artificial leg.
Brain researchers say for the first time in history a distant person can control other people's movements by a signal sent by thought.
The structure of the human brain is extremely complex. Until now, when modern medicine develops at a higher level, the human brain is still attractive and attracts the d…
Scientists may be optimistic that it is time for them to measure emotions such as anxiety, sadness or anger, after a group of American researchers use brain scanning to…
The team found that the ability of children to read and do math at age 7 is an important factor for their lives after 35 years.
Scientists in the US rely on the body's response to chili to develop a drug to treat migraines, according to the Daily Mail on April 23.
Biologists at Tufts University School of Arts and Sciences have discovered a bioelectric signal that can identify cells that are likely to grow into tumors.
US researchers claim that the knee can provide reliable biometric signals, which help identify people exactly like fingerprints.