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Sending electrical pulses into the brain may improve memory.

About 1 in 10 physicians say they have told patients something that was not true in the last year.

The tiny water bacterium Caulobacter crescentus secretes a sugary substance so sticky that just a tiny bit could hold several cars together.

Teenage pregnancy, birth and abortion rates have steadily decreased over the last two decades.

Frankenstein's monster is probably not a possibility, but scientists are getting better at bringing people back to life.

A newfound galaxy looks like it was slammed into head-on.

Video of a dead whale shark in Pakistan raises questions.

The Fourier Transform Spectrometer is being shipped to Virginia from Arizona.

The Carina nebula is home to several of the brightest and most massive known stars.

New research attempts to help schizophrenia patients ignore voices in their heads.

For the first time satellite data provides a comprehensive picture of melting ice.

Barack Obama may be the exception to the rule.

A military robot designed to carry heavy loads could follow the spoken commands of soldiers.

A drill has gone through 2 miles of ice to reach subglacial Lake Vostok.

Drugs that reduce the production of stomach acid may increase the risk of bacterial infections, the FDA warned today.

Chronic stress could make the whales more prone to disease and reproductive problems

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Satellite tracking leads researchers to southwest Florida and the northern Yucatan Peninsula.

How healthy is your town?

People who drink diet soft drinks every day may be putting themselves at an increased risk of heart disease, a new study shows.