As climate change continues to push summer temperatures ever higher, the increased use of air conditioning in buildings could add to the problems of a warming world

Adult stem cell program fades away after gut injury, replaced by fetal growth genes

Some bacteria can release toxins that provoke their neighbors into attacking each other, a tactic that could be exploited to fight infections

'HAMR' can walk on land, swim, and walk under water

Veterinary flea and tick drugs kill mosquitoes and other insects that carry diseases between humans

Elsevier’s world leading preprint server and early stage research platform has announced the launch of "Preprints with The Lancet"—a new preprint series for sharing early stage health and medical research

There may be some truth to the saying “getting up on the wrong side of the bed,” according to Penn State researchers 

University of Cincinnati researchers found the soils in New Mexico could support agriculture, suggesting the people who lived there 1,000 years ago were self-sufficient

The UA hurricane forecasting model, which has proved to be extremely accurate over the years, is calling for fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic this year

While current training for food safety and sanitation usually incorporates high-technology presentations, there is still a need for low-tech approaches