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A collection comprising 5,000 specimens of plants, carefully pressed and preserved by Italian naturalist Ulisse Aldrovandi between 1551 and 1586, was studied by a team of researchers recently. Here is its history.

The newest study showcases smartphone technology detecting how drunk its users are. Smartphone technology and smart speakers are driving a study conducted by researchers at Stanford Medicine and the University of Toronto by being able to detect how drunk someone could be, all based on the individuals' speech and vocal patterns, Interesting Engineering reports.

In a new study, a man was surgically implanted with a spinal cord neuroprosthesis to correct walking disorders in people with Parkinson's disease.

The researchers emphasised the need for more robust epidemiological research and a standardised definition of long-Covid for further investigations into the role of allergies in its development.

In a new study, a man was surgically implanted with a spinal cord neuroprosthesis to correct walking disorders in people with Parkinson's disease.

AI collaboration between Novartis and Microsoft Research AI4Science explores the use of AI to enhance drug discovery, showing promising results in replicating chemists' intuition.

Texans are known for their diverse and creative ways of styling their hair, including big hair, box braids, and layered hairstyles.The most popular hairstyle searches in the U.S. are revealed in a new study by ShaneCo., a jewelry company. 

A dog is dubbed as man's best friend but at the end of the day, they are still animals that we need to lookout for. Read more here.

Researchers said on Thursday they have documented the tactical use of elevated terrain in warfare situations while observing on a daily basis two neighboring communities of wild western chimpanzees in Tai National Park for three years.

Amazon owner Jeff Bezos became emotional after he announced his return to his childhood home in Miami from Seattle.