A wide-ranging study suggests officials should monitor the chemical element as a possible public health threat.
Manganese in drinking water a cause for concern
How love leads us by the nose, explained
Neuroscientists ID the roots of attraction.
Summer school for Buddhist monks
Researchers engage in the scientific method at Indian monasteries.
Antibacterial chemicals may cause adverse effects from mother to child
Triclocarban (TCC) found to be a potential health risk in the womb and during lactation.
Low-calorie diet may help keep the body young
The link between metabolism and aging revealed.
New app makes photographing the eclipse a snap
Be prepared for the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse.
Want to learn a new skill? Get some sleep
Faced with a new task, your brain adapts by rewiring itself as you snooze.
Flame retardant exposure found to lower IQ in children
Largest review of research to date shows clear connection between PBDEs and decreased intelligence.
Professors swim for science across Tahoe
The Women for Water Research team draws attention to the importance of protecting lakes and streams.
Marian Diamond, known for studies of Einstein’s brain, dies at 90
Renowned educator and scientist discovered brain plasticity and shared her love of anatomy with millions.
Massive study launched to test personalized approach to breast cancer screening
UC Health study aims to resolve ambiguity about the importance of annual mammograms.
The science of sleep: A Q&A with neurology professor Ying-Hui Fu
From identifying how your genes want you to sleep to warding off Alzheimer's, learn the latest on shut-eye.