Academics
Can Antidepressants And Blood Thinners Kill Cancer?
A new study suggests that antidepressants and blood thinners could be used to treat brain cancer. For a little over a decade, scientists have been exploring whether antidepressants can hinder or lower one's risk of developing brain cancer.
Przewalski's Horses' Genomes Sequenced for Study Examining the Last Wild Horses
Arctic Ocean Wildlife Observed Thriving During Long, Dark Winters
Veil Nebula: Remains of Supernova Spotted With Hubble Space Telescope
New Horizons: New 'Snakeskin' Image Shows Stretch of Pluto's Rippley Surface
Giant Killer Lizard Roamed Australia Alongside Humans in Last Ice Age
Comet 67P Observed With Planetary-Like Water, Ice Cycle
Man Walks With Own Legs After 5 Years Of Paralysis
By Staff ReporterTooth Enamel Originated on the Scales of Ancient Fish, New Study Finds
By Russell Westerholm9,000 Year Old Skull Found in Brazil Shows Earliest Known Decapitation in New World
By Russell WesterholmHumans Have 'Personal Microbial Clouds', Leave Behind Identifiable Signatures
By Russell WesterholmSalmon Fishing in North America Dates Back to Last Ice Age, Oldest Instance on Record
By Russell WesterholmCatholic University Adopts A Test-Optional Policy
By Staff ReporterArctic Hadrosaur Detailed in New Study: a Giant Duck-Billed Herbivore that Roamed in a Herd
By Russell WesterholmFemale Snake in Missouri Performs 2nd 'Virgin Birth' in As Many Years
By Russell Westerholm
