Scientists Identify Cells in the Brain That Control Anxiety
A small group of neurons seems to regulate feelings of fear and worry in mice.
A small group of neurons seems to regulate feelings of fear and worry in mice.
Say hello to Erica.
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A new study suggests that vaping can increase cancer risk.
The prehistoric avians weren't able to fly, but they were able to kill.
The Atlanta-based team behind the Squirrel Census wants people to know more about their bushy-tailed neighbors.
The formations that give the park its name could vanish as soon as 13 years from now.
Those tiny candies pack a lot of pressure.
Sites where bombs were detonated contain less TNT than sites where they were deactivated.
During one of his surgeries, a patient famously cried, “I smell burnt toast!”
The culprit isn't perspiration—it's your deodorant.
No. 1: You won't catch it from Fido.
It cannot be reasoned with. It cannot be bargained with. It's coming for you.
It's three lunar events rolled into one.
Reddit users are buzzing over this unusual formation.
If you're chopping your potatoes into even quarters before tossing them in the oven, you're missing out on a whole lot of crisp.
There's no conclusive evidence that Dry January yields long-lasting benefits.
Some species stretch their tongues more than twice their body length.
Yes, it's a bad one—but it's not too late to get a shot.
Haifa University researchers pieced together more than 60 tiny parchment fragments to decipher the document.