Nanotherapeutic Injections Targeting Cartilage Loss May Slow Down Osteoarthritis

Medicine & Technology Jan 19, 2021

A new study shows nanotherapeutic injections can slow down cartilage loss and delay osteoarthritis.

Ever Wonder Why Your Cat Takes Too Many Naps?

Jan 19, 2021

Cats spend most of their day sleeping. Researchers theorize that it may be due to ecological factors.

New COVID-19 Strain Discovered in L.A., but Researchers Say It Was First Identified in Denmark

Jan 19, 2021

A new L452R variant discovered in L.A. but was first identified in Denmark shows signs of resisting current vaccine efficacies.

Business Do Their Part by Trying To Pull Greenhouse Gases Out of the Air

Jan 19, 2021

Large companies are pouring money into carbon removal technologies as they are pressured to act on the global climate crisis.

Why are Gas Planets Magnetic? New MRI Research Accidentally Discovers the Answer

Jan 19, 2021

Research explains why gas planets have magnetization despite not having metal.

Is Wildlife Miserable During Winter?

Jan 18, 2021

Animals feel cold but at different temperatures, which leads to different forms of adaptation and body temperature regulation mechanisms.

Largest Animal Genome Sequence Found in Australian Lungfish

Jan 18, 2021

Researchers sequenced the longest genome sequence of any animal from the Australian lungfish - descendants of the first fish that crawled out of the sea.

Need to Wear a Mask Even After Vaccination? Here are 5 Reasons Why

Jan 18, 2021

Experts say there are 5 reasons why you need to keep wearing a mask even after you get vaccinated.

Researchers Try to Turn the Red Planet to Green Using Minerals

Jan 18, 2021

Scientists are trying to recreate Martian soil conditions on Earth to find a way of stimulating plant growth on the Red Planet for future manned missions.

Discovery of Saber-Toothed Tiger Cub Fossils Reveal Genetic Quirks

Jan 17, 2021

Research suggests saber-toothed cats came from the same litter and were still under the care of their mother.

Longtime Isle Royale Wolf, Moose Study Interrupted by Global Pandemic

Jan 17, 2021

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the yearly Isle Royale Wolfe and Moose Study that began in 1959 will have to be canceled.

How Human Breeding of Domesticated Cats Made Them Look in Pain

Jan 16, 2021

A new study shows human breeding caused many breeds to look like they're in perpetual pain and increases health risks.

Experts Say Carbon Capture Holds the Key to Meeting Climate Goals

Jan 16, 2021

Scientists argue to green groups that carbon capture and storage technology is backed by sound science and is key to meeting climate goals by 2050.

Bacteria Hastens Ice Loss in Greenland

Jan 15, 2021

Research shows that an increase in bacteria growth hastens the melting of Greenland Ice Sheets that could cause a 20-foot increase in global sea-levels.

Iconic Emus: What Does the Future Hold for Australias Last Large Vertebrate?

Jan 15, 2021

Research shows that climatic changes have driven the emu population northward, with the east coast population in danger of extinction.