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Midlife Migraine Linked To Parkinson’s Disease, Study Says

Sep 20, 2014 08:02 AM EDT

There may be a connection between migraine during middle age and Parkinson’s disease or other movement disorders developing during old age.

New Discovery Could Improve Future Chemotherapies

Marc Maligalig |

Sep 10, 2014 02:34 AM EDT

The results of the study could possibly lead to a new generation of chemotherapy medicines.

Fungi Zombify Specific Ant Species

Marc Maligalig |

Sep 10, 2014 12:32 AM EDT

A research team theorizes that every parasitic fungi has a specific ant species it chooses to infect.

Gene Delays Aging Process

Marc Maligalig |

Sep 09, 2014 11:49 AM EDT

The study could have significant implications for keeping aging and diseases at bay in humans.

New Detector Sees More Light than Previously Thought Possible

Marc Maligalig |

Sep 08, 2014 03:12 AM EDT

The light in the terahertz wavelength is capable of passing through substances and materials commonly considered opaque.

Yoga Alleviates Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms

Marc Maligalig |

Sep 05, 2014 05:58 AM EDT

Because of yoga, the quality of life of the study's participants improved, as did their mental health, vision, walking and concentration.

Playing Music Helps Children Learn Better

Marc Maligalig |

Sep 03, 2014 08:09 AM EDT

The results researchers collected from the study suggest the children's brains only start to react to the music lessons after at least two years of music tutorials.

Blocking Specific Molecules Could Slow Aging

Marc Maligalig |

Aug 25, 2014 07:01 AM EDT

Cells could live for years longer in an individual through various drug treatments.

$Math is hard$

Study: Kids’ Brains Benefit from Constant Math Drills

Jasmine Solana |

Aug 21, 2014 12:32 AM EDT

A new study suggests constant math exercises could benefit children in the long run.

A reconstruction of the Hallucigenia species

Scientists Discover the Truth About One of the Oddest Fossils Ever Found

Marc Maligalig |

Aug 20, 2014 01:56 PM EDT

Researchers at the University of Cambridge in England have linked one of the strangest fossils ever discovered, known as Hallucigenia, to present worm-like animals that inhabit tropical rainforests.