A new study shows that job applicants change their behavior when artificial intelligence interviews them, often exaggerating their answers because they feel unsure.
Researchers discovered that locust brains can recognize toxic forever chemicals called PFAS. This discovery could help scientists build new portable sensors to test for water pollution.
Smartwatches track daily activity and heart rate, but a new study shows that many numbers are estimates. Experts explain which measurements are trustworthy and how to read them.
A massive flood caused by falling ice and rocks has destroyed homes, roads, and bridges in northern Nepal. More than 1,000 people died, and rescue workers are helping thousands of survivors.
Wildfires in the United States create severe air pollution that threatens public health, causes economic challenges, and reverses years of environmental progress.
Researchers found a new way to rejuvenate tired immune cells using microscopic silicon nanowires. This breakthrough could improve the body's natural defenses against infections and cancer.
New research shows that when people experience unexpected events, their pupils grow larger. This physical reaction helps the brain process new information and adapt to a changing world.
A new study shows that moving night shifts two hours earlier improves sleep quality and overall health for emergency doctors, while giving them more time with family.
A new study reveals that doomscrolling at work hurts productivity and keeps employees thinking about negative news. Researchers suggest setting personal boundaries instead of strict bans.
A new study shows that the number of adults who choose not to have children varies across US states. Personal reasons play a bigger role in this decision than local laws or costs.
