Other Science News

This morning Archana Radhakrishnan et al. from Johns Hopkins and the University of Pennsylvania, published a paper in Cancer on who and why patients seek second opinions on prostate cancer.

With the Cubs winning the World Series for the first time in more than a century, there's a level of excitement for the team's historic achievement that's extending well beyond Wrigley Field and the city of Chicago.

Don't be fooled by the rocks that she's got - Jennifer Lopez is just your average, everyday molecular biologist. 

Have you ever had this experience traveling to an unknown destination?

A new economic claim from the American Lung Association of California regarding Zero Emission Vehicles and their potential health b

The news regarding antibiotic misuse is, needless to say, bleak. 

Small towns and big cities across America are replacing overhead streetlight bulbs with brighter, longer-lasting versions.

When it comes to matters involving food -- shopping for, eating and disposing of it, just to name a few -- it's surprising how lack of awareness factors into each area.

The death of a young, vibrant, single mother is beyond tragic. When that death could have been avoided, it is infuriating. When it is at the hand of a chiropractor, it is time for things to change. 

Dr. Alexandre Martin has seen countless young, inexperienced graduate students be duped into thinking that an email invitation from an online journal to publish their work is legitimate.