But humans simply can’t consume that much meat without getting seriously ill - so what on Earth were the extinct hominins eating? Herbivore muscle meat is high in nitrogen-15 isotopes, and elevated ...

"Turn off that TV, it'll rot your brain!" has been a household refrain for decades. While "rot" might be too strong a term, researchers are finding that the overall sentiment could have some merit.

In a new study, brain scans reveal that frequent TV watching is linked to brain changes associated with memory decline.

People who watch TV for long periods of time may have poorer brain health, including structural changes in regions linked to ...

Frequent TV viewing affects a decrease in the volume of areas of the brain responsible for memory, visual information ...

Researchers analyzed data from about 1,700 adults and compared midlife TV viewing with brain MRI results decades later.

This study presents a useful methodological advance that better enables the simultaneous measurement of gene expression and chromatin accessibility in individual cells. The eviden ...

Pvt. John Pumphrey was still a child when he died fighting for his country. After more than 200 years, his story is finally ...