What Species Today Are Descendants of Dinosaurs?
Several creatures that still walk the Earth today are closely related to dinosaurs. ...read more
Month: July 2022
Research Suggests How to Prevent Unwelcome Thoughts
Scientist recently found that people can’t avoid unwanted thoughts, but they can limit how unrelenting they become. ...read more
Traumatic Brain Injuries In Children, Especially Girls, Shows A 20-Year Increase
A new study suggests that sports and sporting equipment are increasing traumatic brain injuries in children. ...read more
Science Shows Woodpeckers Are Undeniably Hard-Headed
Disputing the traditional theory that they absorb impact, scientists show that woodpeckers’ skulls remain rigid and stiff during pecking. ...read more
How Pregnancy Tests Have Evolved Throughout History
Although pregnancy tests looked a little different than the ones people use today, women have sought these tests dating back to ancient Egypt in 1350 B.C. ...read more
Repairing the Damage After a Heart Attack
Surviving a heart attack can lead to additional heart problems, or even heart failure. Researchers are studying methods to repair damage and reduce this leading cause of death. ...read more
Understanding Medication Abortion in a Post-Roe World
As U.S. states restrict abortion access, the pill method may remain the sole option for millions of women. ...read more
Scientists Engineer Glove Inspired by Octopus Tentacles
The Octa-glove pairs suction cups with LIDAR sensors and allows glove-wearers to pick up and release objects without grasping. ...read more
Stonehenge May Be an Ancient Solar Calendar
A new study explains how the ancient solar calendar may have worked at Stonehenge — and why it was constructed in the first place. ...read more
Should Children Be Screened For Anxiety?
With a surge in depression and anxiety brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, new recommendations say all kids should be investigated for anxiety, but not all experts agree. ...read more