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A thin, flexible film developed by researchers from the University of Michigan can detect biomarkers of cancer in the blood. It may eventually lead to the development of phone-sized cancer detection devices.

Health officials placed more than 100 people under quarantine after a new case of Ebola emerged in Sierra Leone. Authorities urged the public not to panic and to stay alert to prevent further disease spread.

In a major advance towards the dream of rocket reusability, SpaceX successfully test fired the first stage engines of the Falcon 9 booster they successfully recovered last month - following its launch to the edge of spac...

A woman used the 'Find My iPhone' app to locate her missing husband after he failed to come home one night. Following the app's confusing signal, she found her husband lying dead on a road that is a 30-minute drive away ...

Researchers launched a large-scale clinical trial participated by 17,000 individuals to test a dengue vaccine. The Phase 3 trial will be conducted in Brazil, which saw more than 1.5 million dengue cases in 2015 alone.

As much as Microsoft has been willing to show of HoloLens, it has been surprisingly shy on some basic details. What devices work with the augmented reality headset? How long can you use it? How immersive will it really b...

Over the weekend, the Green Bay Packers lost in a heartbreaking overtime (American) football game to the Arizona Cardinals. In a game filled with a lot of odd events (a Hail Mary pass to the end zone that led to a tie-ma...

Mood rings have always been a gimmicky fad, but there might be a wearable on the way that can actually track your emotions -- and it doesn't change color. The Feel wristband tracks bio-signals to describe your emotional ...

If you've manually set the time and date on your iPhone 6S or 6S Plus and notice that the battery percentage is no longer updating properly, Apple knows about the issue. An official fix isn't available yet. The post Appl...

Diets rich in leafy green vegetables are good for the eyes. Researchers have found a link between increased nitrate intake and reduced risk for primary open-angle glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness.

Internet porn just claimed another casualty. Penthouse has announced that it's dropping its print magazine after 51 years of publication -- from an unspecified point in the future, you'll have to go online to get those a...

A game that reportedly encouraged players to kill Indigenous Australians has been removed from Google Play and iTunes after a public backlash. The move came after a petition that called for the companies to pull Survival...

Iran promised to shut down the majority of its nuclear program in return for an end to stiff economic sanctions, and it's making good on its word. International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors have confirmed that Iran is...

SpaceX is launching the planet's newest oceanographic satellite tomorrow morning. Here's the scoop on Jason-3, and how "sea level" is one of those little white lies you learned in school.

Space is hard.

Much of the money pouring into ed tech is going to start-ups focused on corporate training or professional skills, creating greater financing hurdles for companies that develop apps for school use.

Armed with colored pencils, pens and a heart intent on spreading joy, Rachel Ryle creates the most jaw-droppingly adorable stop motion animations you can find on Instagram. See also: 5 Easy-to-Use Animation Tools for Beg...

Our weekly app picks It's Appday Sunday and that means we're back with more of our favorites to share. Every week we bring a handful of great apps to the table and share them with everyone. Sometimes they are new apps, s...

Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust star in Judd Apatow's upcoming Netflix comedy LOVE, a show about dating, romance and ennui in Los Angeles. The show's first trailer dropped on Sunday following a round of premiere date announ...

Uber is partnering with Airbus. The on-demand ride service will be offering stylish, swift, and costly helicopter rides around Utah during the Sundance Film Festival this month, and none other than European aerospace gia...

Vehicles are increasingly able to do routine tasks, but the problem vexing the automobile industry is how to keep drivers ready to take over the wheel when necessary.

Astronomers have discovered two supermassive black holes locked in a whirling dance at the center of the nearest quasar galaxy --