Many people with depression don't respond to existing treatments, and scientists think it might be because of the many different routes people can take to arrive at the same depressive symptoms.

To us mortals, the flow of time goes one way. Yesterday is gone, tomorrow is yet to come, and no matter how precisely and faithfully a clock marks the passing seconds, we can never return to a moment ...

A little-known treatment for heart failure, developed more than half a century ago and refined in the '70s, may have legs as a potential therapy for Alzheimer's patients.

For more than 80 years, a manuscript penned by one of the founders of quantum physics has been gathering dust in an Austrian library. Now brought to light by physics historian Flavio Del Santo of the ...

You settle onto the couch after a tiring day, and your cat curls up beside you, resting its head against your hand. Its warm fur and purring are familiar parts of your bond. How that connection ...

The study team determined that tau proteins with certain mutations are more vulnerable to misfolding, and that there's a certain 'hotspot' on these proteins that can connect them together. The hotspot ...

As social media says, microplastics are this generation's lead and asbestos: useful things that seemed hunky-dory – until they weren't. Plastics are ubiquitous because they're durable, versatile, and ...

There's a profound worry underlying the fundamental physics of existence: The Universe may not be quite as stable as we'd ideally like it to be. Quantum field theory describes invisible quantum fields ...

The blood vessels feeding your brain can sustain damage without an obvious warning. Scientists have now linked higher consumption of ultraprocessed foods to signs of that damage in middle-aged adults, ...

A daily step count is a simple way to keep track of how much we move. It may also offer clues about our attention and decision-making skills. Researchers examined activity records and cognitive test ...

Just when you thought it was safe to enter the benthic depths of the Indian Ocean, a new eldritch horror emerges from the darkness.

A population of once-rare hybrid crabs has surged to record numbers, following a marine heatwave that hit the Bering Sea in 2018. This dramatic increase in hybrid crabs is not something marine ...