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U.S. scientists say they’ve discovered a communication signal between cells that plays an important role in cell adhesion and detachment.

An opening sentence containing a burrito, an angel and a shovel was judged appalling enough to win the annual Bulwer-Lytton literary parody prize this week.

Whether they are sitting at the computer or on the soccer sidelines with their mobile phones, women are hard-core online gamers.

Australia has more extinct languages than any other country in the world, a new report has found.

A U.S. researcher says she’s discovered boys, regardless of their socioeconomic status, lag their female peers in language arts.

The image most people have of college students today may entail more binge drinking than tree hugging, but according to a new report, "The 5th Annual College Explorer Study," from Alloy Media + Marketing (AM+M), and conducted by Harris Interactive, they may have to revise their thinking — at least when it comes to buying [...]

Credit cards, which the National Association of Convenience Stores estimates cost fuel retailers $5.3 billion in fees in 2005, versus industry profits of $5.8 billion, are currently a blessing and a curse for fuel retailers.

Researchers in Scotland are working on a prosthetic retina that could restore sight to blind people.

Three in four women who own a mobile phone do not know how to use all its features, new research claims. Despite all those hours talking and texting, 75% of women say they can only handle the basic functions of a mobile phone.

"A year ago eMarketer looked at the business of blogging and said that blogs were a one-to-few medium, and they were not practical for most businesses," says James Belcher, eMarketer Senior Analyst and author of the new report, The Business of Blogging: A Review. "But over the past year many things have changed, including our [...]

A British study says nausea and vomiting caused by morning sickness is nature’s way of protecting mother and baby from food poisoning.

British scientists say they’ve discovered how spiders are able to fly into new territory on single strands of silk, at times going hundreds of miles.