Australia’s first grid-connected sodium-sulfur battery has begun operating in Brisbane, marking an important step in the ...

A clinical trial that failed to show a survival benefit from adding immunotherapy has produced an unexpected clue about ...

A person can have early signs of multiple sclerosis long before the disease becomes obvious. In some cases, the first clue is ...

For many people with atrial fibrillation, a heart procedure can restore a normal rhythm, but the problem often returns.

Parents are often warned to cut children’s screen time because too much sitting and device use may interfere with sleep, ...

Having a job may not be enough for some Americans to keep their Medicaid insurance under new federal rules. A study has found that many low-income adults work but have schedules that are too short or ...

After a difficult day, putting on calm music may be doing more than improving your mood. New research suggests that music can help the brain shift out of a stressed state and may speed the body’s ...

Scientists have developed an “artificial leaf” that uses sunlight to produce clean hydrogen from seawater while also removing a highly toxic industrial pollutant. The device was created by researchers ...

A group of bacteria commonly found in soil and water is causing a growing number of serious lung infections. The illness, called nontuberculous mycobacterial lung disease, can be difficult to diagnose ...

What happens inside the body when food contains less protein? Scientists at LSU’s Pennington Biomedical Research Center believe the answer may involve much more than individual cells reacting to a ...

As a college freshman, Caroline Laubach initially attributed her breathing issues to a recurrence of her childhood asthma.

The Texas sun was shining as Brian Sureck stepped onto the field and blew the kickoff whistle. With temperatures in the high ...