Animal Sex: News and Features By Livescience.com published 4 September 13 Homosexuality is common. Monogamy is rare. And the animal kingdom is full of swingers.
Diagram of the Human Digestive System (Infographic) By Livescience.com published 5 August 13 Find out all about your stomach and how digestion works.
Expert Voices: Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods By Livescience.com published 17 July 13 Hare and Woods contribute analysis and perspective to LiveScience's Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights.
3D Printing By Livescience.com published 28 June 13 News and articles about 3D printing and what 3D printers can actually create.
Nutrition Science By Livescience.com published 25 June 13 LiveScience brings you the latest research on eating well.
New 'Assassin Bug' Species Discovered in Arizona Cave By Livescience.com published 24 June 13 The newly discovered labyrinth bugs were found in Kartchner Caverns State Park.
Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights By Livescience.com published 12 June 13 Experts in science & technology provide insightful commentary and informed perspective.
Gross! Just 5 Percent of Bathroom Users Wash Hands Correctly By Livescience.com published 10 June 13 Most people fail to wash their hands long enough to kill harmful bacteria.
Breathing Problems During Sleep Linked with Cancer By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 Sleep apnea may increase a person's risk of death from cancer.
Is Country Living Healthier than City Living? By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 A look at health statistics reveals a surprising answer.
Safest Booster Seats for Kids: Complete List of New Ratings By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 The best booster seats route safety belts properly over kids' laps and shoulders.
Epileptic Children at Risk for Psychiatric Problems By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 But boys and girls differ in the types of problems they experience.
7 Side Effects of Cancer Treatment, and How to Cope with Them By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 For cancer patients, the so-called "side effects" can seem to take over daily life.
Estrogen May Curb Breast Cancer As Well As Promote It By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 The hormone estrogen may reduce the number of breast cancer stem cells, which initiate tumor growth.
Sharp Rise in Use of Childhood Psychiatric Drugs Stirs Concern By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 Children are overprescribed medications for psychiatric conditions.
Colds, Allergies or Sinusitis? Here's How You Can Tell By Livescience.com published 30 May 13 The symptoms of a cold, allergies and sinusitis can be similar. Here are some ways to tell the difference between these conditions, according to the American Academy of Otolaryngology.
Endangered Sea Turtles Feed in Potentially Hazardous Parts of Gulf of Mexico By Livescience.com published 29 May 13 A study reveals new details about the foraging patterns of the Kemp's ridley sea turtle.
Jurassic Period Facts By Livescience.com published 16 April 13 During the Jurassic period, reptiles ruled and the supercontinent Pangaea began to drift apart.
Same-Sex Marriage Gains Acceptance (Infographic) By Livescience.com published 25 March 13 Pew Research Center polling found slightly more support for gay marriage than opposition to it.
Northern Lights Dance in Spectacular Time-Lapse Videos By Livescience.com published 23 February 13 Astrophotographer Chad Blakley captured three amazing videos of northern lights over Sweden's Abisko National Park.
Slippers of Napoleon's Sister Found By Livescience.com published 5 February 13 The delicate shoes had been sitting unnoticed in a university's collection for more than a century.
Better Than Batteries: A Hybrid Car That Runs on Air By Livescience.com published 23 January 13 Peugeot's new technology will get you 117 miles per gallon.
Book Worms? Medieval Tomes Hold Surprising Fossil Record By Livescience.com published 21 November 12 Medieval beetles left their mark on literature.
Norway Seas Get Darker, Welcome Jellyfish Blooms By Livescience.com published 19 November 12 Many of Norway's frigid fjords are turning murky thanks to an influx of freshwater, and darker seas could result in more jellyfish.