Asexual amphibians may be less equipped to handle modern threats than their sexual counterparts
Tiny parrotfish and sea urchins can take over the job of their larger cousins to keep a reef free of algae
Never has overstaying one’s welcome been so important
Master chef Tony Lu discusses China’s changing tastes and his own innovative approach to 'Vegetarian Fusion'
Thanks to advances in neuroscience, researchers are beginning to disentangle powerful pain relief from addiction, overdose and death
Using sensors on smartphones and smartwatches can shed light on patients' symptoms, even identifying ones they didn't notice or share with counselors
From subject to statement, food has played a role in art for millennia
In Japan, ramen is a culinary touchstone that goes way beyond food
Bernardo de Galvez’s involvement may not have been altruistic, but his contributions made a difference nonetheless
Not only is the Komodo dragon the largest lizard in the world, its powerful claws, tail, and bite make it one of the deadliest
How manipulating the immune systems of mosquitoes can halt the spread of dengue virus
Notable African-American performing artists commemorate the opening of the National Museum of African American History
In January 1917, women took turns picketing the White House with a voice empowered by American democracy
A flashy MIT study changes perspective on the disease
Transplanting an entire piece of retinal tissue into the eyes of blind mice appears to work better than just transplanting cells
The sports exhibition delves into the lost, forgotten or denied history of the heroes on the field
The first president created the tradition of giving an inaugural address and swearing the oath of office on a Bible
It's unclear if the Knights Templar created the secret tunnel in Acre, Israel, as an escape route or a way to secretly export valuable items
British researchers are using a newly patented technique involving stem cells to repair the common knee injury
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