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Vitamins Improve Sperm in Older Men
A new study led by scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that a healthy intake of micronutrients is...
Study: Talking to Other Commuters on Trains is Not a Drag After All
In return for a $5 Starbucks gift card, commuters in a Chicago area train station were asked to participate in an experiment. Instead of...
Radical Remissions: 9 Ways People Have Beat Terminal Cancer
Have you heard of patients who recovered from seemingly “incurable” illness, or overcame a catastrophic diagnosis?
Kelly Turner, an oncology researcher, wondered why some patients...
New Migraine Treatments Show Promise
There are few treatments available for the millions of people who suffer from migraines. New early-stage research now offers hope.
Studies presented Tuesday at the...
Health Kick ‘Reverses Cell Aging’
Going on a health kick reverses aging at the cellular level, a small study revealed. The latest work by Prof Dean Ornish at the University...
Ancient Roman Concrete Reveals Secret to Cutting Carbon Emissions
The chemical secrets of a concrete Roman breakwater that has spent the last 2,000 years submerged in the Mediterranean Sea have been uncovered by...
UPDATE: Hero Dog Arrives Back in Asia After Facial Surgery in US
Thronged by news photographers and well-wishers, Kabang the hero dog arrived back home in the Philippines yesterday after 8 months in the U.S. enduring...
Mark Zuckerberg Helps Extend Human Life by Co-Sponsoring $33M Prize
Tech world celebrities including Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and Google’s Sergey Brin have donated part of their fortunes to help extend human life through...
Digital Gratitude Journal for the World Launched by UC Berkeley Center
Robert Emmons was shocked. The University of California psychologist found that after just ten weeks, people who kept a gratitude journal were 25 percent...
Tribute to Sally Ride, First US Woman in Space (1951-2012)
Even though she was well known as a physicist, Sally Ride became famous for being the first American woman astronaut to enter space. A...
Using 3D Glasses Rewires a Man’s Brain to Finally Discern Depth
Bruce Bridgeman lived with a flat view of the world until a trip to the cinema unexpectedly rewired his brain to see the world...
Free Online Courses From Stanford, Princeton, Duke, Transform Learning Worldwide
A new online education platform founded by Stanford Computer Science Professors is on a mission to change the world by educating millions of people...
UC Berkeley’s Gift to Middle-Class Families: a Cap on College Costs
The University of California at Berkeley is sending an early holiday gift to middle-class families struggling to send their offspring to America’s top-ranked public...
Children’s Toy Inspires Cheap, Easy Production of High-tech Diagnostic Chips
In 2006, Michelle Khine, PhD arrived at the University of California's brand-new Merced campus eager to establish her first lab. She was experimenting with...
When Drugs Don’t Work: Restoring Happiness in People With Depression
Practicing positive activities may serve as an effective, low-cost treatment for people suffering from depression, according to researchers at the University of California, Riverside...
Touch Between Players Brings More Success on Basketball Court, in Life
A touch of the hand, a pat on the back, a hug: These small physical gestures are making a big difference in the NBA...
The Greenest Colleges in America
A U.S. Green Building Council partnership released its third annual report listing the greenest colleges nationwide. The online-only guide, available as a free download,...
Gates Foundation Funds Bold Ideas Including Dirt-Charged Cell Phones and Human Waste Fertilizer
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Thursday announced 88 new winners of $100,000 grants to support innovative research that has the potential to dramatically...
California Student From Japan Finds Family Alive on YouTube
Akiko Kosaka, a student from Japan attending the University of California at Riverside, had lost all hope for her family in Minamisanriku, the fishing...
Mice Baldness Reversed (LINK Fixed)
Mouse researchers conducting stress hormone experiments have stumbled onto a surprising new discovery — a potential treatment for hair loss. Scientists at the University...