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The relationship between arm movements and gaits could help explain how arm proportions evolved in the human family tree.

Digital cameras with built-in Wi-Fi let people quickly send images to other devices. But a vulnerability in the process could leave people's cameras exposed

Sacred values and social isolation contribute to extremism in young men.

A new technology known as sonogenetics can control neural activity by using sound frequencies. The technology could be used to non-invasively treat a range of neurological conditions, including Parkinson's disease and ep...

Stress and anxiety often play a helpful, not harmful, role in our daily lives. Experiencing stress can lead to higher levels of resilience when faced with new challenges, and anxiety can lead to action.

Digital cameras with built-in Wi-Fi let people quickly send images to other devices. But a vulnerability in the process could leave people's cameras exposed

The other day, I went to buy dog food at my local pet shop. I bought a large bag of dog food and some treats for my dog that claimed to be able to make her breath smell better. Toothbrush-shaped treats. I paid with my Ch...

A technique that uses trees to spot minerals in the ground has had one of its first major successes, after a company struck gold in South Australia

We've long known that bacteria can evolve resistance to antibiotics but now it looks like other drugs, including ibuprofen, may help this resistance spread