New research supports the hypothesis that parasites could have a role in preventing certain diseases.

Children can feed Jerry the Bear, regulate his insulin, prick his fingers and even play games via the large screen on his chest.

The Fountain of Youth in pill form? 'Miracle' drug that could make us all centenarians is set to begin human trials.

This will create the world's largest virtual graveyard.

Never doubt the power of the humble frog. These miracles of nature might just help us sail through flu season.

A small clinical trial suggests that suramin can reverse some autism symptoms with one dose, based on the theory of cell danger response.

The secret to a longer, healthy life might have been living in our guts this whole time.

Cancer patients given psilocybin experienced reduced depression and existential distress, even at the end of life.

Using a single-pixel camera, a patterned light source and some computer processing, researchers have demonstrated a cheap way to do X-rays with "ghost images."

It may be subliminal, but you transmit your fear to your dentist.

MARS spectral X-ray scanning technology will bring unprecedented detail and versatility to doctors seeking a window into the human body.

Developed at the University of Helsinki, PrimeBEE allows immunological signals to be passed from a queen bee to her offspring.

If you have trouble performing these tests, your life could be cut short.

Breakthrough vaccine technique makes you immune to all forms of the flu virus.

A concept unveiled at a UN roundtable outlines a fully autonomous floating city.

The palatial Beaux-Arts beauty completed in 1915 is named the oldest LEED Platinum building.

Sustainable agricultural practices add essential carbon to soil's organic matter, which could be key to reviving soil quality.

Olivine is a miracle green rock that absorbs carbon dioxide naturally from the air.

The rumor mill says an all-electric shortened Panamera could grace the show stage in Frankfurt, with 250 to 300 miles of range.

19 of the 450 remaining whales died from 2017-2018, pushing the species even closer to the edge of extinction.

In Florida, not even the iconic Florida panther — the endangered state animal — is safe from new development.

We don't want greenhouse gas emissions, but we do want energy. What if we could bury one to get more of the other?

Remember the subprime mortgage bubble? The carbon bubble might be our next $6 trillion nightmare.

What if we could turn our fuel emissions back into fuel?

Nakefit enters the minimalist footwear game with tear-proof, stick-on soles that let you go barefoot without the risk of cuts.

Phonebloks is a Lego-like approach to smartphone design, where each individual 'blok' is an isolated component that can be replaced.

A rampant scam can add $20 more to your phone bill if you hit redial. Make sure your kids know not to call the scammers back.

Shared mobile health app will allow doctors to monitor a patient's health in real-time — and intervene before a hospital visit is needed.

The store is offering a valuable way to get rid of your old — but fully functional and scratch-free, of course — iPad models in exchange for store credit.

A free app for Apple and Android devices scans your unwanted mail and puts in unsubscribe requests for you.

The self-driving car won't just change the way we get around; it could also change the way we live and design our cities.

One San Francisco-based tech company is offering a $10K option to those who move away from the city.

Finland's vocational education and training (VET) programs cover a range of occupations, and training is available to just about everyone.

Bill Richardson says the terrorist's death gives President Obama an opportunity to tackle one of the most contentious issues in Washington.

Shafts that haven't been closed could be transformed into geothermal boilers to produce heat and hot water for nearby communities.

While stink bugs ravage our food crops, samurai wasps — another sneaky insect from Japan — are helping us keep them in check.

Non-native nutria have made their way to the Golden State, and Californians are rushing to find a solution to this ROUS-sized problem.

Icebergs that tumble into the ocean are the source of unusual "earthquakes" recorded at Alaskan glaciers.

Solar Foods is set to unveil a fully sustainable, carbon-neutral food that can be produced anywhere.

Finnish researchers have developed a strong, flexible material from spider silk and tree cellulose.

But what is lost when picked produce doesn't ripen for weeks or months?

The ultra-efficient XL1 is on the market, but only in Europe. A 4-seat XL2 could come here at a lower price. Should Elio be worried?

Mars may one day have rings similar to Saturn's famous halo, new research suggests.

Drought could kill vast swaths of forests around the world if global warming isn't contained, new research suggests.

Plasma presents a possible source for the blade, but lots of practical concerns remain.

Warming trends have spiked in certain areas of the world as we battle against smog.

The Artificial Inorganic Leaf (AIL) may unlock the secrets to producing cheap, clean hydrogen by mimicking the photosynthetic structure of the leaf.

To find life on Mars, we may have to send probes and people into this hole.

Vacationers are becoming wary of theme parks as the swine flu outbreak worsens.

Dozens of sunken ships off U.S. coasts, such as the Jacob Luckenbach and USS Arizona, are leaking oil or could in the future.