New Report Doesn't Prove Cellphones Cause Cancer By Taylor Kubota published 31 May 16 There's still no solid evidence that cellphone use increases cancer risk, experts say.
Neanderthals Likely Built These 176,000-Year-Old Underground Ring Structures By Taylor Kubota published 27 May 16
Is Penis Envy Real? By Taylor Kubota published 7 May 16 Sigmund Freud seems to have gotten his theory on penis envy wrong, but this desire by girls "to have a penis" may be real in a less literal way, experts say.
No, Mercury Retrograde Will Not Mess Up Your Life By Taylor Kubota published 6 May 16 Mercury is currently in retrograde, so it appears to be moving in reverse. But don't worry, the odd optical illusion will not impact your life.
Why Does My Water Taste Weird? By Taylor Kubota published 22 April 16 If you want to know why your water tastes funny -- whether it tastes like pencil shavings, bleach, metal, dirt, fish, mold, medicine, gasoline, salt, rotten eggs or wet dog -- we've got answers.
Gay Pride? Famous Male Lions Just Hugging By Taylor Kubota published 21 April 16 Despite the buzz about two male lions participating in same-sex behavior, these wild cats are not gay and are instead showing a little male-male bromance.
Obesity Numbers Overtake Underweight Population By Taylor Kubota published 1 April 16 The people in the world who are obese now outnumber those who are underweight, in a world first, researchers say.
5 Ways Science Could Make Football Safer By Taylor Kubota published 30 March 16 Concussions can have long-term effects. Here are 5 ways that the game of football could have fewer of them.
Affordable Hypersonic Jets Could Be High-Flying Reality by 2023 By Taylor Kubota published 24 March 16
A 35-Inch Waist and Your Health: What's the Link? By Taylor Kubota published 8 March 16 Is it really unhealthy to have a waist size larger than 35 inches?
How to Track Food Intake with Less Fuss By Taylor Kubota published 23 February 16 Tracking your diet can be complicated. Or not.
Legionnaires' Disease Might Sometimes Spread Between People, One Case Suggests By Taylor Kubota published 3 February 16 Legionnaires' disease may be able to spread from one person to another, in rare cases.
Zika Prevention: Can Pregnant Women Safely Use Mosquito Repellants? By Taylor Kubota published 29 January 16 Pregnant women are bombarded with advice about avoiding chemicals. Should they use mosquito repellants?
Decapitated Gladiators Reveal Roman Empire's Genetic Influence By Taylor Kubota published 28 January 16
How to Tell If Conspiracy Theories Are Real: Here's the Math By Taylor Kubota published 27 January 16
In Photos: Monster Crocodile Ancestor Uncovered By Taylor Kubota published 15 January 16 Here's a look at the 130-million-year-old remains of a monster-size crocodile ancestor and excavation at the site where Star Wars' Tatooine was filmed.
Why Are Venomous Sea Snakes Washing Up on California Beaches? By Taylor Kubota published 15 January 16