Night-Vision Contact Lenses

Experimental contact lenses enable near-infrared vision in darkness, offering potential applications in medicine, rescue operations and security without bulky equipment. Read More »

Solar-Powered Hydrogen Reactor

New photocatalyst technology uses solar energy to split water into hydrogen fuel, signaling a potential breakthrough in scalable, low-cost clean energy production. Read More »

Race to Save the Northern White Rhino

Scientists advance IVF techniques to rescue the nearly extinct northern white rhino, with only two females remaining under protection in Kenya. Read More »

Fossil May Be Extinct Life Form

Mysterious prototaxites fossils may represent a previously unknown, extinct branch of life, reshaping understanding of early Earth ecosystems. Read More »

Organic Sales on the Rise

U.S. organic product sales surged in 2025, reflecting growing consumer demand for healthier, environmentally conscious food and goods. Read More »

Handy Heart-Risk Calculator

A new risk calculator integrates cardiovascular, kidney and metabolic data to help predict heart disease and guide early prevention strategies. Read More »

Promise and Pitfalls of Biological-Age Tests

Promise and Pitfalls of Biological-Age Tests Emerging biological-age tests show potential for tracking aging, though experts caution that current methods lack consistency and clinical reliability. Read More »

Deeper Awareness Through Dance

The 5Rhythms movement practice blends meditation and intuitive dance to support emotional release, mindfulness and mind-body connection. Read More »

Dark Chocolate Linked to Slower Aging

Compounds in dark chocolate may influence biological aging markers, though researchers emphasize moderation and the need for further study. Read More »

Cognitive Benefits of Caffeine

Long-term studies link moderate coffee and tea consumption to reduced dementia risk and improved cognitive performance, highlighting caffeine’s neuroprotective potential. Read More »