This Patch Measures Pains in the Neck (And Predicts Sports-Related Concussions)
Researchers recently developed a wearable device that detects neck strain and could assist doctors in diagnosing potential concussions. ...read more
Author: Vishay Singh
Midwestern U.S. Forests Doubled in Carbon Storage During the Holocene
For 8,000 years, midwestern forests expanded and diversified, but humans destroyed it in just 150 years. ...read more
Reptiles And Amphibians Could Hold The Secret To Longevity
Researchers suggest amphibians and reptiles age slowly and this lack of biological aging could help us understand how humans age. ...read more
The Well Sibling Syndrome and its Mental Health Impact
Social scientists describe the well sibling syndrome for kids who feel invisible to their sibling with special needs, and those feelings can go unnoticed. ...read more
Ancient Cephalopods Used the Power of Suction to Seize Their Prey
Research reveals that Vampyronassa rhodanica may have held onto prey with muscular suckers. ...read more
What Was Stonehenge Like Before It Was Built?
Prehistoric hunter-gatherers consistently used the area until the farmers that built Stonehenge moved in. ...read more
Best Liver Supplements: Top Liver Health Detox Products 2022
A look into the best liver health supplements on the market for sale in 2022. Which are the top liver detox pills and liver cleansing products this year? ...read more
Study Shows Satisfied Couples Share Love Languages
Expressing love the way your partner prefers to receive it and vice versa is associated with greater relationship and sexual satisfaction. ...read more
5 Tastes We’ve Developed and Why We Now Include Umami
Our taste buds are more important than you may think and evolution has helped us avoid problematic foods. ...read more
Tiny Robots Are Fishing For Microplastics
The trick to cleaning up our oceans and waterways may be small, fish-inspired robots. ...read more