White blood cells in individuals with autoimmune disorders return to protecting the body when supplied with an excess of the same molecules they attack.

A learned ability, synchronized eye movement helps us perceive depth and prevent double vision.

This could have serious implications for understanding how diseases, drugs, and vaccines affect males and females differently.

Authenticity of results is more important than speed, ethicists from Carnegie Mellon and McGill Universities advise.

Known as a siphonophore Apolemia, it looks like an "incredible U.F.O," a researcher said.

It's a naked attempt by the Indian government to push the narrative of "special status of Indian cows," Indian scientists write.

Brain freezes are short-term headaches that signal to the person to stop what they're doing.

"The aim is to understand the software of life.”

In 118 years, only 5% of Nobel awardees have been women and only 19% of awardees have hailed from outside the West.

"It is important for women to own and run tech, because it is only when we do that that we can best understand what practices we need to adopt to make online spaces safer for women."

Human prejudice programmed into artificial intelligence keeps out communities whose input could make AI smarter.

Beware, that smile might not be one of joy.

A celebrated NASA astronaut has been accused of committing identity theft from outer space.

The 18-journal group also committed to having at least 50% female speakers at all events.

The only glimpses of female brilliance happen during home-making moments.

But researchers are now dumbfounded, as it seems male rats have hormone fluctuations, too.

The act of blinking influences the way we perceive the passage of time.

Some have likened theoretical science to faith, but it's a mistake to do so.