Scientific discoveries from over the last couple decades have drastically changed the curriculum. (Photo : VectorStock) Anyone who graduated high school around the turn of the century, or even 10 years there after, probably wouldn't recognize the information found in today's text books.
New research shows that decomposing bodies move around significantly. (Photo : Credit: Deen Channel) Researchers at the Australian Facility for Taphonomic Experimental Research, or AFTER, studied deceased specimens for 17 months using time-lapse cameras.
New research from the University of Georgia posits that teenagers who do not engage in dating are less likely to get depressed and fare better in comparison to their peers who are dating.
Advancements in stem cell research bolster confidence in medical treatment options for the future. Scientists in Japan celebrate this week after being the first in the world to successfully treat corneal disease with stem cells.
A study shows that physically-active teens perform better as they transition from primary school to secondary school compared to peers with low physical activities.
Poor driving skills have been linked to many accidents involving adolescent drivers, but new study shows that the slow working memory of adolescents may be causing these accidents to happen.
A combined technology of augmented reality and robotics, the RoboPatient gives medical students and learning professionals an advanced setup for hands on training.
The measure of how fast a person’s pupils dilate during a cognitive test may be a low cost method to check for a genetic risk of developing the Alzheimer’s Disease.