Researchers amplified the natural sounds of the sea through underwater speakers to draw baby oysters to swim to the location.

In a medical first, doctors were able to prevent heart and muscle damage using enzyme replacement therapy.

A fully implantable chemo pump could help extend the lives of people with deadly brain tumors while minimizing treatment side effects.

A new analysis by the UK Health Security Agency has determined that one shot of a monkeypox vaccine is 78% effective at preventing infection.

The FDA has approved biotech company CSL Behring's Hemgenix, a hemophilia B treatment that costs $3.5 million per dose.

College in prison reduces the chance of reoffending, but it also dramatically changes the perspective of the professors who teach them.

A psychiatrist and neuroscientists investigate how breathing affect the brain and biological markers of stress and immune function.

The new website From Numbers to Names uses facial recognition tech to identify previously anonymous faces in Holocaust photos.

The length of our day changes slightly over a six-year period. This recent discovery has perplexed scientists for about a decade.

A lab-made version of tetrataenite, a mineral found in meteorites, could replace rare earth elements in the production of permanent magnets.

A superblock covers several neighbourhood blocks reserved for shared use by cyclists, walkers, and residents.

Two people with binge eating disorder reported that deep brain stimulation helped them control their eating and lose weight in a small study.

Though morning workouts may be optimal for circadian rhythms, afternoon exercise tends to be slightly more efficient.

A new personalized CRISPR cancer treatment modifies the immune system's T cells to help them recognize a specific patient's tumor cells.

Positive and negative memories are stored in different parts of the brain, raising the possibility of therapeutic memory manipulation.

An in-development fentanyl vaccine that prevents the drug from entering the brain could one day help people avoid relapsing or overdosing.

NASA has shared the first images from its Orion spacecraft, which is expected to do a lunar flyby on November 21.

An injectable gel that prevents scar formation and stimulates regeneration successfully repaired severe spinal cord injuries in mice.

Startup UPSIDE Foods’ lab-grown chicken has passed a key FDA checkpoint, putting cultured meat one step closer to sale in the US.

The UK has successfully test-fired the $115 million DragonFire, its first high-powered, long-range laser weapon.