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How to Make Your Wife HappyThe key ingredient to a woman’s marital bliss is her husband’s emotional commitment. But bringing home the bacon is a good thing, too.
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Top 7 Things Patients Expect from DoctorsCountdown If you ever felt like your doctor was trying to push you out of the examination room before you had a chance to explain your condition, you are not alone.
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New Wisdom on Ancient Skeleton's TeethThe Magdalenian Girl, now found to be a woman, has oldest recorded case of impacted wisdom teeth.
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The Future of Science: A Conversation with Alan LightmanThe scientist and author muses on science's promise, limitations and the challenges of the current era.
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New Noninvasive Imager Detects Deadly Melanoma EarlyResearchers have developed an experimental, non-invasive technique for early detection of skin cancer.
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Strong Molecule-Sized Springs DiscoveredThese natural coils inside living cells could one day be used in developing incredibly small machines in the nano realm.
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Ancient Skeletons Reveal First Baby BoomWith the advent of agriculture, women had more time to procreate and there was more food to feed the boom.
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When a Woman Smells BestThe scent of a woman is more attractive at certain times of the month, suggests a new study that had men sniffing women's armpit odor.
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Photos Show It's True: No Two Snowflakes AlikePhysicist Kenneth Libbrecht carts a portable studio outside and waits for it to snow, so he can photograph individual flakes before they degrade.
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Newfound Eye Cells Sense Night and DaySometimes a discovery is right in front of your eyes.
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Fish Mating Preferences Change with AgeA new study shows female fish change their standards as they get older. Do humans do the same?
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First Picture of Living Human Retina Reveals SurpriseResearchers borrow a technique from astronomy to make a breakthrough image that reveals unexpected variety from one person to the next.
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Deadly Effects of Future U.S. Heat Waves PredictedScientists plug data from a real heat wave in Europe into climate models for the United States.
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Sign Language Improves Mental AbilitiesHigh school signers prove capable of tasks in geology that college grad students struggle with.
