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Children who sleep late at night are likely to grow up as obese teens. What time should preschoolers go to sleep to reduce the likelihood of weight problems later in life?

The Zika virus outbreak in Brazil may have already peaked and will soon fizzle out, a new study suggests. Researchers say efforts to prevent its spread are 'futile.'

Help! Pokemon Go isn't working - what is wrong with it? With every craze comes a backlash, when people can't get their fix of the action. For something the size of Pokemon Go - which by all accounts has taken over the wo...

Chances are you've been walking around all week - with your smartphone glued to your hand, playing Pokemon Go. As Pokemon Go rolls out around the world, many excited trainers have melted their brain away simply by huntin...

A new type of HIV drug currently being tested works in an unusual way, scientists have found. They also discovered that when the virus became resistant to early versions of these drugs, it did not do so by blocking or pr...

Drop the idea of checking your smartphones while you drive and switch to a large and transparent Head-Up Display like SkyScreen instead. It’s like a modified version of your smartphone with a transparent gel base you c...

Tesla Motors has been asked by a U.S. Senate Committee to brief it on the circumstances leading to a fatal accident that killed the driver of a Tesla Model S, while the vehicle's Autopilot driver-assistance software was ...

Tesla has one fewer crash to worry about now — at least according to Elon Musk. Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted Thursday that the Model X that rolled over on a freeway in Pennsylvania on July 1 did not in fact have Autopil...

Russia and China are discussing joint cooperation in outer-space exploration, including missions to the Moon and even Mars. The two sides have already been discussing the prospects of cooperation in space rocket engine-m...

The software giant had warned of a global privacy "free for all"

CHICAGO, Ill. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- They send 50,000 Americans to emergency rooms every year. We're talking about skateboard accidents. More kids and adults keep pushing their limits on their boards ... which equates to ...

You can still get a Happy Meal for kids at McDonald's, but it'll be trickier to have an adult "happy time" -- the restaurant chain is now blocking pornographic content on its public Wi-Fi services. "McDonald's is committ...

Google has announced that it will make calls to France free in the wake of the Nice attack.  Users will be able to dial into France without charge via Hangouts, Google Voice and Project Fi from anywhere in the world the...

An astronaut holds a glass jar half-full of water in the near-zero gravity of space. How does the water look inside the jar? Does it form a single ball, sit on the bottom of the jar, or cling to its walls? For decades, n...

After an extensive review process and passing a major development milestone, NASA is ready to proceed with final design and construction of its next Mars rover, currently targeted to launch in summer of 2020 and arrive o...

NASA has spotted an enormous black blotch growing on the surface of the Sun. It looks eerie, but this dark region is nothing to fear, though it does signal potential disruption to satellite communications. The dark regio...

Researchers and physicians have grappled with the role of 'adjuvant,' or post-surgery, chemotherapy for patients with early-stage colon cancer, even for cancers considered high risk. Now researchers have found an associa...

After an extensive review process and passing a major development milestone, NASA is ready to proceed with final design and construction of its next Mars rover, currently targeted to launch in the summer of 2020 and arri...

Using a specialized capture mechanism, the European Space Agency plans to lasso a large abandoned satellite drifting through space and pull it down to burn up in the atmosphere.

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A modification called phosphorylation made to a protein called RUNX3 may promote cancer progression by allowing cell division, scientists have discovered. The phosphorylation, or the addition of a phosphate group to a mo...