Netflix shared detailed instructions for a DIY personal trainer which features beloved Netflix characters as motivation coaches.
He was so excited to catch the “Pokemon Go” character that he had a heart attack right on the spot.
A recent study has disproved a theory regarding the internal thermostat of the tropics leading it to suggest that rising global temperatures could kill off most of the planet's tropical biospheres.
Social networking giant, Facebook, has recently launched real-time suicide prevention tools.
Could the release of 3.5 percent of the global methane deposits in 2100 signal the end of the world?
Researchers have scientifically proven which between trolleys or backpacks are the best bags for schoolchildren.
A wireless device is being developed and could possibly be the key to treating migraine.
Scientists have successfully developed a permanent hair dye that is not only eco-friendly but is safer and as effective as the hair dyes available in the market today.
A state jury in Missouri did not think that evidence linking talcum powder with ovarian cancer was strong enough to require Johnson & Johnson to put warning labels on its products. This is a victory for the company after it lost three previous, similar lawsuits in St. Louis.
Prof Goetz's and her team at the University of Cambridge has a strong track record of research in embryology. They had recently developed a technique that allowed blastocysts to develop in the lab up to the legal limit of 14 days.
i.Con Smart Condom will be made available this year for $75. For pre-orders you may visit British Condom's website.
A round glass container containing a swatch of a 90-year-old mold was recently sold by the international auction house of Bonhams.
A new study developed a new technique that checks how much urine is in swimming pools by testing for the sweetness of the pool water.
Advancement in medical technology is paving the way in the possibility of cryogenically freezing organs, without damaging their tissues and may be available for later use of patients.