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If you are a mosquito magnet, there is not much you can do. "Mosquito magnets seem to remain mosquito magnets," says DeGennaro, a neurogeneticist at Florida International University.

Whether you have a history of heart problems or not, these medications could raise your heart disease risk. Here's what you need to know.

Prosecutors revealed that authorities rescued about 300 rabbits, birds, and other creatures from a filthy residence in New York and accused a self-help book author with inhumane confinement of animals.

So many ripples and unexplained structures are thriving at the heliosphere's border. Scientists have recently encountered bizarre-looking structures and ripples located on the heliosphere's border.

Meditation can help the human brain from deteriorating and lose its cognitive function that happens during an Alzheimer’s disease.

The Autumn Water Watch hopes to replicate the success of the Big Garden Birdwatch and the Big Butterfly Count, in which hundreds of thousands of individuals record observations to contribute to a national picture.

Before World War II, a third of the world's population lived a territory controlled by a colonial power. HowStuffWorks examines colonialism.

Eating too much of the refined fiber inulin has been linked with an increased risk of liver cancer—but only in certain people, experts say.

More child sacrifice victims are likely to be found at a Peru excavation site. Child sacrifice victims were found at ongoing excavations near Huanchaco, Peru, and more are likely to be unearthed.

36 years since a catastrophic meltdown at the Chernobyl power plant unleashed one of the world's worst nuclear disasters, now "mutant" black frogs are spawning in the vicinity. The species of frog found in this area, known as the Eastern tree frogs (Hyla Orientalis) typically have bright green skin but now many have sprung up with dark or pigmented skin.  A study published in Evolutionary applications details the research surrounding these frogs' evolution. Scientists believ...