Until now, researchers had never identified a Denisovan radius — one of the two long bones of the forearm. The ancient humans ...

From Fallopian tubes to the Adam’s apple, dozens of body parts are named after either pioneers of medical science or ...

Co-led by Cristin Millett, professor of art in the College of Arts and Architecture’s School of Visual Arts, the "Ex-Utero" ...

Discover why you often wake up just before your alarm, influenced by your circadian rhythm and body’s natural preparation.

When the British entomologist John Sudd emigrated to Nigeria in the 1950s to conduct research at University College, Ibadan, he found plenty to study in his own abode. Like most dwellings in the ...

Crow intelligence now includes geometry: a 2025 Science Advances study found crows are the first non-human animals to ...

Enjoying the weather? Did you see the game? Small-talk and simple face-to-face interactions have a bigger effect on our ...

Scientists explore menstrual blood's potential in treating osteoarthritis, leveraging its stem cells and extracellular ...

University of Washington scientists plan to ask the FDA to begin human trials for a fentanyl vaccine designed to block the drug from the brain and prevent overdose.

A patient’s cells are revealing new clues about a serious heart condition—and could reshape how scientists test treatments.

After decades exploring Earth’s frozen frontiers, Eric Philips became one of the first people to see both poles from space ...

A team led by Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University investigators has identified a protein that may hide aging cells from the body's immune ...