The newly discovered fossil records suggest that mold-like single-cell organisms "set the stage" for the animal kingdom to evolve, the researchers wrote in a new report, published in the journal ...

LifeTracer is not a universal life detector. Rather, it provides a foundation for interpreting complex organic mixtures. The Bennu findings remind us that life-friendly chemistry may be widespread ...

People on the autism spectrum are valuable members of our communities. They have roles to play, dreams to achieve, and contributions to make. There is an urgent need for understanding how life unfolds ...

Research suggests seniors who regularly climb stairs live longer and maintain better mobility than those who avoid them ...

(KUTV) Today, Dr. Brent Vaughan, a Vice President of Research and Development at 4Life Research, discusses the Immune System and Transfer Factor. The Immune System is important -Like other systems in ...

For the past few years, I have grown a variety of peppers in my garden. I use them to make a pepper sauce. The sauce has to age for one year in the dark corner of our pantry. I don’t necessarily ...

Scientists have warned that research into “mirror life” organisms — hypothetical life forms made up of molecules that perfectly mirror those found in regular life — should be stopped. Theoretically, ...

Assessment and Research leads the division of Student Life’s efforts at data-informed decision making though collaborative consultation, planning, evaluation, research and educational initiatives. We ...

Lupus greatly impacts the quality of life for people with lupus, including physically, emotionally and financially. Meenakshi Jolly, MD, director of the Rush University Medical Center Lupus Clinic in ...

Remember high school? Your friends, your music, your style? What lessons from high school classes do you still use today? If you could go back, what do you wish you’d learned about real life? Research ...

“How to Build a Life” is a column by Arthur Brooks, tackling questions of meaning and happiness. It seems strange to launch a column on happiness during a pandemic. The timing is, well, awkward, isn’t ...