Science is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe.
The universe is an ever-changing place. From the formation of stars and galaxies to the expansion of the cosmos, new discoveries are being made all the time. But one recent…
Continue readingIn a groundbreaking procedure, surgeons at the University of Maryland Medicine successfully transplant a pig’s heart into a Navy veteran, marking a new era in organ transplantation.
Continue readingDive into the intricacies of snacking and how 1 in 4 people might be undermining their healthy diets. Discover strategies to snack smarter and enhance overall health.
Continue readingA groundbreaking study has recently unveiled the evolving patterns of sexual partnerships as individuals age. Contrary to popular belief, the number of sexual partners doesn’t follow a linear decline with…
Continue readingThe Pleistocene population bottleneck was a period in human evolution when the population of our species was reduced to a very small number of individuals. This bottleneck occurred around 930,000…
Continue readingThe simple act of petting a dog can instantly uplift your spirits. But did you know that even fleeting positive interactions between humans and dogs can have enduring health benefits?…
Continue readingIn a monumental scientific achievement, researchers have for the first time, successfully induced ‘virgin birth’ or parthenogenesis in female animals through genetic engineering. This phenomenon, which traditionally necessitates a male…
Continue readingMemory is a complex yet indispensable cognitive function, permitting us to archive, sustain, and recall information from our everyday happenings. From commonplace to exceptional occurrences, our capacity to remember experiences…
Continue readingIf you’re a “weekend warrior,” you’re not alone. Many people find it difficult to fit in regular exercise during the week, but they still want to reap the benefits of…
Continue readingA new study published in the journal Alzheimer’s & Dementia has found that people who experience constipation, defined as having a bowel movement only every three or more days, are…
Continue reading