Human brains may be wired for rhythm before birth, but culture and experience shape how beat perception fully develops.

Working from home meant more sitting and less movement, especially standing, cycling, and harder activity, than office days.

New simulations suggest the moon may have formed almost instantly after a giant impact, not slowly from a debris disk.

Rats given LSD, psilocybin or 2C-B showed three different brain patterns, and the psychedelic drugs still differed a week ...

Prenatal paracetamol exposure was linked with differences in infant girls’ ovaries and uterus, but future fertility remains ...

A global analysis of 37,000 petrochemical facilities reveals that just 10% produce 53% of the industry's emissions.

Researchers reconstructed ancient versions of a bacteria-killing protein found in tears and breast milk, and some were more ...

Electronic health records showed within weeks that 8% to 9% of emergency visits during two 2025 heat waves were caused by the ...

Musical training made volunteers quicker to anticipate a pattern, but two minutes of watching a different one undid most of ...

For nearly a century, scientists believed sleep was something that happened to the thinking part of the brain, not something it helped bring about. A new study challenges that idea directly, pointing ...

New research suggests lake sturgeon may live for centuries, reshaping conservation plans for one of the Great Lakes’ rarest ...

Hungry dogs made more false alarms, while breakfast helped them reject wrong smells without reducing target detection ...