Researchers found the first case of a MERS coronavirus outbreak in Jordan 2012.
New York State Senator, Chuck Schumer stated that college campus health centers must do a better job at monitoring prescription drugs.
Boston's Children Hospital announced today that it will start the world's first hand transplant program for children.
Taking calcium and vitamin D supplements before exercise may help prevent the loss of calcium and influence how bones adapt to workouts, a new study suggests.
Adequate levels of vitamin D have been linked to a variety of health benefits like better cognition, immunity and heart health. Now a new study reveals that vitamin D supplementation may also help delay early onset of puberty in girls.
Protecting the heart needs an early start. Numerous studies have found that unhealthy lifestyle in adulthood increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. However, a new study reveals that when it comes to preventing heart disease, diet and lifestyle in early life is just as important as diet and lifestyle in later life.
Researchers from the University of Adelaide found that babies with the most weight gain during their first month of life had higher IQ scores by the age of six.
Minority children with autism are significantly less likely than white children to have received sub-specialty care or procedures related to conditions that accompany autism spectrum disorders, according to a new study.
Men care more how they "measure up" in the locker room than in the bedroom, new research suggests.
Blocks of dry ice sliding down slopes might be behind the unusual marks on Martian sand dunes, said NASA.
As the advance in science and technology help enlighten us about our past, some are using it to answer questions about our future.
The universe is clearly still a great mystery to humankind and now a new variable star located 7,000 light years from Earth has been discovered, further unraveling the great mystery of the unknown.
An anti-baldness drug may make some men lose interest in alcohol, a new study revealed.
Researchers found that when drug users took a daily AIDS drug, they lowered their chances of getting infected with the virus.
Now there's another reason to love chocolate. A new study reveals that chocolate can effectively fight obesity-related inflammation.