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From caffeine to Viagra, doctors adapt adult therapies to save tiny babies.

Most people would feel they can count on one day comprising the same number of hours, minutes and seconds as the next. But this isn't always the case.

This week we uncovered articles about the tomb of an unknown Egyptian queen, a new implant that may help with paralyzation and even a panda cub's first snow day. Check these out.

Think you know a lot about frogs? Here are a few frog facts that may surprise you.

Sports will further science this playoff season, as seismologists monitor the home stadium of the Seattle Seahawks during games in order to test a nascent earthquake early-warning system.

"Close, but no cigar this time," tweeted Space X CEO Elon Musk after his firm's Falcon 9 rocket was destroyed as it attempted to land on a barge at sea

As you read this, we are making our way back to sunny Los Angeles after spending some time in Seattle. The Emerald City is on fire with Seahawks fever, so it seems appropriate to read that geologists... --

On January 10, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) was held in Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province, China. More than 300 scientists and officials from China and other countr...

The great many pregnancy apps out there offer women a look of their baby's development, along with a slew of information on foods, medicines and pregnancy symptoms. But which apps are the best? Live Science checked out t...