Not Medicine, Not Exercise: Scientists Say This Simple Change Could Slow Brain Aging
Although the benefits of medicine and exercise are well established, there are other things you could be doing to improve how your brain ages.
Read MoreAlthough the benefits of medicine and exercise are well established, there are other things you could be doing to improve how your brain ages.
Read MoreHumans have done some wacky stuff for science, including sensory deprivation experiments on college students just to see what would happen to them.
Read MoreEven though it can be kind of gross, sweating is an essential function of the human body, but you shouldn't believe everything you hear about it.
Read MoreThere are sensors around the world deep underground looking for a trace of dark matter. One sensor got a hit, but we still don't know what it is.
Read MoreDuring the Cold War, scientists had some strange ideas about what to do with radiation, but sending a nuke into the atmosphere didn't have the expected effect.
Read MoreThere's more than one kind of neurodegenerative disease, and this form of dementia, often comorbid with Alzheimer's, is one scientists are trying to research.
Read MoreWhen you go fossil hunting, there's the chance that you'll uncover something that's never been seen before, at least not for over 100 million years.
Read MoreType 2 diabetes can be a debilitating condition, and in addition to genetic and lifestyle factors, your blood type can actually influence your risk.
Read MoreArchaeology isn't always about bones and dinosaurs, sometimes it's about ancient turds and the unsettling discoveries that you find within them.
Read MoreThe military was the origin of a number of different technologies that are now common in everyday life, including this life-saving medical device.
Read MoreMany of us have made do without food for a while, but few of us have done so for 7 days. If we had we might have noticed some changes in our body.
Read MoreIn the 1940s, we didn't know a lot about nuclear weapons, so in order to study them we would just detonate them and record what happened. Science!
Read MoreABO blood types have some relation to medical conditions, but they've also been tied to this health fad, which might not be as helpful as it's made out to be.
Read MoreNuclear tests have had dramatic and devastating effects on the world, as well as some long-term ones, with radioactive materials lasting in this food.
Read MoreWhen COVID showed up on the scene back in 2020, it robbed us of more than just our time, it also robbed many of their taste, and we may know why.
Read MoreThere's no shortage of strange historical experiments, and this one belongs on that list, showing scientists what starvation can do to the psyche.
Read MoreThere's no doubt that paying attention to your weight or body mass index is important, but there's one source of health info you're overlooking.
Read MoreFossils can give scientists a look into the past, but this one might have provided the first evidence of a rather specific ability.
Read MoreDiarrhea is the worst, but don't believe everything you hear about about this stomach illness, because there are a lot of myths out there.
Read MoreTo discover why so many Germans participated in atrocities during WWII, a Yale scientist looked close to home, and was shocked by what he found.
Read MoreThe body is full of vestigial organs that are seemingly 'useless,' but this often removed organ can have more unforeseen consequences than expected.
Read MoreWhen you explore the inky depths of deep water, you never know what surprises you may find, which is just as true of Lake Baikal as it is the ocean.
Read MoreWorking as a military contractor exposes you to cutting edge science, but that doesn't always mean you know the importance of what you've found.
Read MoreFor many people, there's no better way to improve their beverage than to make it ice cold, but science says that you may want to rethink that habit.
Read MoreIt's hard to argue that there's a good way to die, but there's no question that death by lethal injection might be one of the worst ways to go.
Read MoreBack in 2018, a global array of telescopes spotted something extraordinary in the night sky, and scientists are still trying to explain it today.
Read MoreThe history of medicine is riddled with bizarre conditions and questionable medical treatments, many of which have been documented with photography.
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