SCIENCE

A newly-discovered snake species in Panama was named after Leonardo DiCaprio's mother.

The sky appeared as though it was being scanned.

A Facebook post claimed there have been "multiple cases" of glass shards found in the popular children's snack.

NYC was once the epicenter of the mpox outbreak.

The video is quite exciting.

A rare green comet will be passing the Earth and visible to the human eye for the first time in 50,000 years.

A genetics firm plans to bring back the flightless dodo bird from extinction.

Heart attacks were "significantly" more common in male patients.

The video compressed 12 years into mere seconds.

Researchers found that three of the meal characteristics "consistently" led to increased calorie intake across all the dietary patterns they looked at.

"These results demonstrate that while it's rare for kids and teens to die in the U.S., COVID-19 is now the leading underlying cause of death from infectious disease for this age group," one of the study's lead authors said.

"And that's 10! With a final tube drop, I've completed the diverse backup set of samples I'm setting down," NASA said on Twitter.

The longstanding stigma and problematic stereotypes tied to marijuana have been progressively dismantled by decriminalizing its use in some countries. Here is a list of marijuana's health effects — the good and the bad.

"The bigger a sample size we have of meteorites, the better we can understand our Solar System, and the better we can understand ourselves," an expert said.

The FDA proposed new guidance for gay and bisexual blood donors on Friday, easing restrictions on what many see as outdated statutes.

Johnson's ultimate goal is to have his body parts including his brain, liver, penis, hair and rectum function like that of a teenager.

Celebrate National Chocolate Cake Day this Jan. 27 with the following health benefits in mind.

Israeli-Canadian NurExone Biologic is developing groundbreaking exosome technology for treatment of spinal cord injuries and additional indications

The procedure was carried out by a team consisting of three pediatric surgeons, two anesthetists and a plastic surgeon, according to reports.

The Subaru Telescope once again captured the strange spiral moving across the night sky.

Authorities are identifying anyone who may have been exposed.

It's about twice the size of New York City.

'(W)e demonstrate that a brief walk outside results in a greater increase in cognitive function than a short walk inside,': Researchers

The researchers looked at three neurodevelopmental outcomes: communication, daily living skills and socialization.

The participants were instead influenced by stereotypes.

"(T)his may be in part how they work — they take away some of the emotional pain...but, unfortunately, it seems that they also take away some of the enjoyment.": study senior author.

Authorities noted two potential exposure sites.

The phenomenon has been observed in the Bahama Banks since the 1930s.

There are about 20 million breeding pairs of penguins currently estimated to be living in the Antarctic region.