A groundbreaking study shows that children born to mothers who contracted COVID-19 during pregnancy may be at an increased risk for autism and other neurological issues. Find out what the research reveals!
Scientists have uncovered a new category of RNA, dubbed 'obelisks', within the human microbiome, particularly in the mouth. These unique circular RNAs challenge our understanding of genetic entities and microbial interactions.
A groundbreaking study warns that rising global temperatures could lead to the death of over 70% of Atlantic coral reefs by 2040. With dire implications for marine life and coastal protection, urgent action is needed to combat climate change.
On a quest to revive Southern California's kelp forests, divers tackle the invasive purple urchin threat. Discover how their efforts are transforming underwater ecosystems and supporting marine life.
Discover the surprising connection between human actions and the rise of tick-borne diseases. From deforestation to urban sprawl, learn how our choices have created a ticking time bomb for public health.
A groundbreaking study reveals how ancient habitats influenced human migration patterns out of Africa, highlighting our ancestors' remarkable adaptability to diverse environments over 70,000 years ago.
Explore the untapped climate secrets hidden in the Pacific Ocean's deep-sea sediments. Researchers stress the urgent need for new sediment cores to improve climate models and understand past ecological transitions.
Discover the astonishing behavior of nematodes forming towering structures in the wild, previously thought to exist only in labs. This groundbreaking research reveals a new side to worm cooperation and movement.
Scientists have discovered that wild nematodes build living towers in nature, a behavior only previously seen in labs. This thrilling find sheds light on their collective behavior and survival strategies.
New research reveals that giant prehistoric kangaroos, Protemnodon, were surprisingly homebodies, living in small areas near their caves despite their immense size. Discover the implications of their restricted range and extinction risk.
