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Salps transport carbon dioxide away from the atmosphere

People mildly intoxicated often don't notice the unexpected but important visual clues

After 25 years of research a psychologist challenges the conventional view

Scientific observations resumed Sunday

Members of the American Medical Association and medical experts debate whether a child that has weight problems should be referred to as "overweight" or "obese"

The copper in our body enhances the natural shine of our hair, protects us from arthritis, joint pains, lungs disorders and even sexually transmitted diseases

Bilberry fruit, leaves, teas and juice are laden with vitamin A and C and nutrients like flavonoids and anthocyanins that protect us from diabetes, heart diseases, eye conditions, different types of infections

Colors heal affective disorders and bring energy and hope into our lives

Use natural remedies that will provide your hair with a healthy, shiny look

False perception of reduced health risks may factor into decision to keep smoking

Shows a new Princeton study conducted by economist Alan B. Krueger and psychologist and Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman

ESO's VLT image of Supernova in interacting galaxy

A new game theory model explains how cooperation can pay off

Findings could benefit cancer research

And maybe even reversing it with nano-technology

Scientists developed a new, more accurate, model

Scientists assess the air pollution that followed the WTC collapse