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When we think of the organs that help humans stay alive under the water, the heart and lungs top the list. But there's another organ that deserves recognition as well, though few of us would think to name it. It's the sp...

A new study has found that medication use increases in newly diagnosed dementia patients, particularly unnecessary or inappropriate medications.

Inexplicablelab results may be telling us we’re on the cusp of a new scientific paradigm --

Although initial coin offerings and the blockchain have taken over seemingly every company, tech-related or not, the big tech companies have been understandably reluctant to get into something so associated with a scam. ...

U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm on Wednesday confirmed it is conducting layoffs as part of cost-cutting measures announced in January. The firm is fighting to remain afloat after a tumultuous few months that saw a failed hostile...

French man Jerome Hamon underwent a second face transplant due to drugs that interfered with his first face transplant. He took drugs that caused his facial tissue to die.

Cal/OSHA's inspections of the Tesla Fremont factory seek to determine whether the electric car company is reporting serious injuries fast enough.        

They may be trying, but that doesn't mean it's enough. The RSA Conference still has a diversity problem.  The lack of gender diversity in the tech industry as a whole has been highly criticized and making headlines for ...

Chain CEO Adam Ludwin talks blockchain, ICOs, and central banking.        

NASA and SpaceX launch a planet-hunting rocket in hopes to answer the goal of their project: Are we really alone?        

I've been waiting for this to happen for a long time, and I'm actually a little surprised it's only happening now. But with the launch of the Nubia's Red Magic, there's finally a gaming phone with built-in RGB lighting.

Researchers have developed a new way to improve our knowledge of the Big Bang by measuring radiation from its afterglow, called the cosmic microwave background radiation. The new results predict the maximum bandwidth of ...

Damn, I've never seen a tech company give up on a project so quickly since Microsoft bet big on the Kin, but Intel may have taken the cake as it announces the closure of the division responsible for its intriguing Vaunt ...

US-CERT recently issued an alert about Russian threat activity against infrastructure sectors. Is there a way to fight back?

Adrian Abramovich is accused of making nearly 100 million fake calls in three months and faces a proposed $120 million fine by the Federal Communications Commission.

Some criminals are shifting from ransomware to cryptocurrency miners - those behind XiaoBa have rejigged the code to shift the same malware towards a different focus.

Europe's GDPR privacy regulations go into effect May 25th and Facebook showed how it plans to comply earlier this week. What has been on many people's minds though is whether the company will extend those consumer protec...

Is the company getting caught up in the escalating tensions between China and the US?

Research conducted by computer scientists at the University of Copenhagen suggests that how people tap and swipe when using a smartphone app can be used to detect when they are being dishonest … more…

Switter had more than 47,000 members, many looking for a safe alternative to Twitter and other big internet platforms, before Cloudflare terminated its service. The organization behind Switter is blaming SESTA/FOSTA.

(Michigan Technological University) Getting the results of a cancer biopsy can take up to two weeks. What if it could happen in 10 minutes? In two new papers, a team of chemists and engineers from Michigan Technological ...

(University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences) Baby birds go missing from their nests all the time. Usually, the disappearances are chalked up to predation, but in extremely rare ca...