Science  

Thirty years after the first successful landing on Mars by NASA's Viking spacecraft, the ambitious mission continues to evoke pride and enthusiasm for future space exploration

The chlorine in the water and air from the indoor swimming pools enhances airway allergy in infants

Scientists at the University of Manchester tested telepathy

RIT economics professor studies the ins and outs of chance and uncertainty in his new book

And may provide a new method for testing the empathic capacities of would-be teachers

"Many schools still lack effective violence prevention and treatment programs; however, there are methods that health professionals can use to both identify and prevent youth violence."

Obese people that have gained weight in adolescence are 3 times more likely to die prematurely than individuals that got overweight during adulthood

Researchers determine whether successful weight losers need to work harder to maintain a normal weight compared to those who have never been overweight

It is not only an accident that some of us feel all kinds of annoying itching or crawling sensations in our legs, especially while resting or sleeping

Obese teens managed to lose an average of 6.3 kg over a year

Elders with dementia can tap into memory stores to give advice

But less accurately

Study finds that decisions are easier when everything is priced the same

Researchers from Cornell and Chicago show that we're frequently just as satisfied when decisions are made for us

Watermelon is as rich in iron as spinach is and also proves to be laden with vitamin A and C, beneficial natural pigments and other nutritive minerals

New study explains why loyal customers get defensive when their brands are criticized

People respond very differently to the same question when typing an answer as opposed to speaking an answer