Thanks to research being conducted at the California Institute of Technology, regular microscopes could soon be capable of much higher-resolution imaging.

Research led by University of Leicester examines relationship between maternal smoking during pregnancy and offspring conduct problems among children

Type 2 diabetics who have severe hypoglycaemia are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease, a new article suggests

Moderate exercise may help people cope with anxiety and stress for an extended period of time post-workout, according to a study by kinesiology researchers in the University of Maryland School of Public Health published in the journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

A team of Duke University Students have created portable system able to treat the raw sewage of up to 1200 people, helping to protect the clean water in remote areas with no sewage systems available.

There are two things that this editor fears about blood draws: the fact that he has deep veins, and the prospect of being stabbed in the arm by a merciless phlebotomist.

An online magazine for the deaf community, Limping Chicken, recently ran an item on how deaf and hearing people sneeze differently.

An injectable sponge could bring a new level of relief to diabetes sufferers by automatically releasing insulin as needed.

Using gold nano particles on top of a PVC substrate, researchers have built a new type of cheap, flexible sensor that simultaneously detects pressure, humidity and temperature with surprising accuracy.

Two men with HIV seem to have been cleared of the virus after receiving stem-cell transplants to treat their lymphoma, scientists announced Wednesday at an International AIDS Society conference in Kuala Lumpur.