Inside Science News Service
Plans to incorporate restored farmland into the Everglades draws both support and criticism.
For storm chasers, the devil is in the details when tracking twisters.
New study examines how sport hunting popularity changes may increase the risk of population collapse for game animals.
Lasers have come a long way since the earliest focused light beams were created.
The best visual illusions of 2010 were announced during for the Sixth Annual Illusion of the Year Contest this week.
Reaching out and touching mom with a phone call triggers "love" hormone in the brain.
Why some people with HIV survive for decades without ever developing AIDS.
A good hand scrubbing can wash away not only sins but also our regrets about everyday, mundane choices.
Better standards will boost efficacy and ease patient fears.
So where does Hollywood find scientific experts when they need one?