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Missing DNA Section Contributes To Obesity, New Study Says
Study Links Lower Serotonin Levels To SIDS
60-Million-Year-Old Crocodile Ancestor Was Snake Food
Cholesterol's Link To Heart Disease Not So Simple
Abstinence-Only Intervention May Reduce Sexual Activity Among Teenagers
Hydrothermal Vents Kick-Started Early Life, Study Argues
How Marketing Manipulates Our Preferences
Doctors Poke Holes In Soda Tax Proposal
How Useful Is College? Depends Where You're From, Study Shows
Your Birth Month May Determine Your Chances Of Being A Pro Athlete
External Electric Field Brings Hydrogen Economy Closer To Reality
Is Smoking A Risk Factor For Alzheimer's Or Not?
The Older You Get, The Less Sleep You Need...If You're Healthy
'Starving' Fat May Be Newest Obesity Treatment
Yeast Cells Help Solve Aging Riddle
Smoking Cessation Reduces Heart Attack Risk—But By How Much?
Increasing CO2 Levels Accelerating Forest Growth, Ecologist Says
Memory Loss May Indicate Higher Stroke Risk
Evolution And Ecology Are Reciprocal Forces, Study Shows
Tobacco Plant Yields Therapeutic For West Nile Virus
Extended Nicotine Patch Therapy Helps Smokers Kick The Habit
Beetles Inspire Human Wall Walking
Long-Chain Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Reduce Risk Of Psychotic Disorders
Smokers At Risk From Their Own Secondhand Smoke? Really?
Methane Hydrate Could Augment Natural Gas Supplies

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