Researchers in the University of Michigan have cooked-up the perfect recipe for growing miniature, three-dimensional human lungs from stem cells, however, you won't find this recipe inside a cookbook C it appears in the latest edition of the journal...
Somehow we think Goldmember will be singing another tune after this.
According to new research just presented at the 249th national meeting of the American Chemical Society in Denver, you will find enough gold particles in solid human waste it...
Single-celled organisms reprogrammed to create a molecule that turns into a hunger-suppressing lipid through regular metabolism may be the means to fix the obesity epidemic, according to new research presented Monday in the annual American Chemical Society (ACS) expo.
In...
Through the introduction of a brand new data analytics tool, medical researchers in the University of Warwick in the uk have opened the doorway to understanding the physical differences in the brain associated with autism, ADHD along with a...
Acne, a scourge of adolescence, might be going to meet its ultra high-tech match. By using a mixture of ultrasound, gold-covered particles and lasers, researchers from UC Santa Barbara and also the private medical device company Sebacia allow us...
While the controversy on when music TV exactly began continues, it is obvious that teenage boys and girls are influenced by music TV. Inside a new study on the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium, researchers discovered that after...
Let's get one thing straight from the start: all men use porn. And do not simply take our word for this; that's the assessment of Robert Weiss, co-author of Always Switched on: Sex Addiction in the Digital Age, who...
Love has long been thought of as an abstract concept, or a feeling best expressed through poetry or song, but new research from universities in Ny and China shows that it's something quite different. They feel that science might...
Step aside Sir Mix-a-Lot, just because a new study on The University of Texas at Austin discovered that men's preferences for ladies with "buns" on their curved backside connects with prehistoric influences.
Published in Evolution and Human Behavior, men prefer...
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