Tumor-Shrinking Drug
Scientists are testing a drug that shrinks a wide variety of cancerous tumors.



Each group of carnivores has a different set of genetic mutations that has knocked out its sweet tooth.

Taking antibiotics early in life can lead to asthma, according to a study in mice.

Researchers are designing faster, smaller circuits that use light instead of electricity.

Wild gelada monkeys spontaneously abort pregnancies when a new male takes over the group.

People whose blood pressure is different in each arm could be at greater risk for vascular disease.
Sex-deprived male fruit flies consume more alcohol than sexually satisfied flies.
A listener asks if opening all the windows will spread cold and flu germs around.


Human hunters drove Australia’s largest animals to extinction around 40,000 years ago.

A combination of smartphones, GPS and radar could help the blind navigate the cities of the future.
Federal surveys of unemployment and high school drop-out rates don’t take into account the growing prison population.

The higher your socioeconomic status, the more prone you may be to unethical behavior.
