A Simple Photo of Your Hand Could Detect a Rare Health Disorder : ScienceAlert
Palm reading may not foresee your future, but if you flip your hand around, it could reveal crucial…
Pesticide Exposure Could Increase Disease Risk For The Next 20 Generations : ScienceAlert
Health risks posed by synthetic chemicals in our environment could potentially linger in our germline for generations. A…
Trees Seen Emitting a Ghostly Light During a Thunderstorm For The First Time : ScienceAlert
For the first time, meteorologists have glimpsed the tiny bursts of ultraviolet light emitted by trees during thunderstorms.…
Parkinson’s Protein Could Help Explain Alzheimer’s Gender Imbalance : ScienceAlert
A protein best known for its role in Parkinson’s disease may help explain why women make up around…
One Daily Supplement Could Slow Your Biological Clock, Study Suggests : ScienceAlert
Multivitamins have ignited a fierce scientific debate over whether nutritional supplements are beneficial to our health or a…
The Evolutionary Mysteries of The Female Body : ScienceAlert
Evolutionary theory has revolutionized the way we understand humans – yet more than a century after Darwin’s ideas…
Popular Anti-Aging Supplement May Fuel Cancer Growth – Here’s Why : ScienceAlert
A group of natural compounds attracting attention for their anti-aging potential has a dark side. New research shows…
‘Ideal Glass’ That Behaves Like a Crystal May Be Possible After All : ScienceAlert
Physicists in the US say they have created a simulation that, for the first time, demonstrates “ideal glass”…
Scientists Reveal The Oldest Map of The Night Sky Ever Made : ScienceAlert
Researchers are painstakingly reconstructing the oldest-known map of the night sky – previously thought lost forever – by…
A Bonus Benefit of Ozempic, Secrets of ‘Superagers’, And More! : ScienceAlert
This week in science: Drugs like Ozempic could help with your aching knees in unexpected ways; a universal…
The Number of Kids You Have May Affect Your Lifespan, Study Finds : ScienceAlert
Giving birth to more than the average number of children or having no children at all has been…
Living at High Altitude May Have a Surprising Impact on Diabetes Risk : ScienceAlert
Research has shown that living at higher altitudes lowers your risk of developing diabetes, but scientists haven’t been…