A new study shows that pollination by the insects increases the quality and shelf life of strawberries, saving hundreds of millions of dollars in the process.
According to a new study of cancer cells from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, two common iron compounds increase the formation of a known cancer biomarker.
But new research suggests there is no link between eating lots of eggs and cholesterol imbalance or increased risk of heart problems and type 2 diabetes.
Advocacy groups and activists should appeal to self-interests if they want to obtain public support for criminal justice reform, according to a new study.
But new research suggests that conservation of the fish must also look at fisheries in the Eastern Pacific Ocean- off the coast of North America, that also target juvenile fish.
A new study shows that aspirin, used for decades to reduce the risk of cardiovascular problems, may provide little or no benefit for certain patients who have plaque buildup in their arteries.
In a new study conducted by the University of Montreal, researchers find that young children who watch too much TV may be more likely to become anti-social and violent when they become teens.
A new study reveals that many senior executives think large, long-standing tech firms will be the ones that shake up the status quo in the near future.
Exciting new studies suggest that a flavonoid called dihydroquercetin, in combination with vitamin C, provides even more powerful, synergistic protection against oxidative stress than either substance alone.
Finally, a new study in lab mice finds that a natural protein that boosts antioxidant levels in the blood may actually promote atherosclerosis, or clogging of the arteries.
But a new study reveals the gut has a much more direct connection to the brain through a neural circuit that allows it to transmit signals in mere seconds.
Doctors have long believed that disabling autistic disorders last a lifetime, but a new study has found that some children who exhibit signature symptoms of the disorder recover completely.
That an initial crack first appeared at the south pole- a tiger stripe dubbed'Baghdad'- and not the north pole was simply a matter of chance, according to the new research.
A Sword of Damocles According to new research, even a limited regional nuclear conflict would cause devastating global consequences for health, food security, climate, economy and the social order much beyond the immediate humanitarian emergencies.
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