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Creatine May Help Middle-Aged Adults Maintain Strength Without a Structured Workout Routine
Learn more about creatine supplements and how a new study found they helped people gain lean tissue and strength without working out.
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An Unexplained Death at a Siberian Plague Institute Leaves Nearly 200 Under Observation
Learn how an unexplained illness prompted hospital quarantines in Siberia and why reports of a plague ingestion remain unconfirmed.
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Archaeologists Reconstruct a 2,000-Year-Old Celtic Coin Hoard Scattered by Centuries of Plowing
Learn how 11 silver coins found beneath a former sports field were traced to a single Celtic hoard buried more than 2,000 years ago.
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Psychic warned of ‘future pandemic’ weeks before Russia’s plague scare
A self-proclaimed psychic has been thrust back into the spotlight over his warning about a future pandemic just days before reports of a suspected plague case in Russia surfaced.
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Iga Swiatek reveals she copied Novak Djokovic idea from Roger Federer match
Swiatek pointed out that there are moments when accepting a difficult situation can actually help a player relax.
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Menopause May Mark a Critical Window for Understanding Alzheimer's Risk in Women
Discover why researchers believe menopause could help predict brain health later in life.
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Zverev bows out in Beijing, calls Djokovic’s level the best in five years
Alexander Zverev is out of the China Open. Novak Djokovic sent the world No. 2 packing in the quarterfinals, handing the German his ninth career loss against the Serbian star.
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Coco Gauff says Sun Xinran is 'more mature' than she was at 16 after Beijing clash
Coco Gauff said Sun Xinran is "a little bit more mature" than she was at 16 and also declared the Chinese teenager an "incredible player" after their Beijing meeting.
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Resource Scarcity Alters Maternal Brain Activity to Hinder Caregiving
Resource scarcity triggers abnormal brain activity in mothers, driving negative caregiving behaviors.
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4,000-Year-Old Moroccan Defense Structure May Be the Oldest Known in North Africa Beyond the Nile Valley
Learn about Oued Beht, an archaeological site reshaping our understanding of North Africa’s prehistory.
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Rafael Nadal reveals reason for Roger Federer’s absence in Manacor
The Spaniard returned to the court on October 3 for the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam, an exhibition event that brought together several former rivals and friends.
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Former Open champion on why Rory McIlroy is different from many golfers
Rory McIlroy has been one of the main figures in golf for a long time, while Stewart Cink believes there is something quite rare about the Northern Irishman.
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Existing Drug Could Halt Brain Inflammation in Alzheimer’s
Blocking the P2X7 receptor halts neuroinflammation in human brain tissue, offering a target for Alzheimer's and TBI.
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Hurricane trackers eyeing storm in the Gulf with possible US impacts
Alerts have already been issued to millions as a potential flood-causing tropical storm forms right off the Gulf Coast.
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Single People Who Do This Feel Happier With Their Lives (M)
Being single doesn't have to mean missing out. One mindset can turn it into an opportunity for personal growth.
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"Why All the Silence?" Barazzutti demands transparency over Sinner's knee injury
Jannik Sinner’s extended absence from the ATP Tour is officially entering its third month, and the lack of concrete medical updates is starting to ruffle feathers within the Italian tennis establishment.
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Rafael Nadal opens door to more tennis matches after Andy Murray exhibition
The 40-year-old Spaniard played at the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam.
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Ultraprocessed Foods Alter Insulin and Brain Reward Responses
Ultraprocessed foods trigger higher insulin spikes and alter brain reward circuits despite matching whole foods on nutrients.
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Beijing: Coco Gauff beats Sun Xinran after disputed point leaves teen crying
Coco Gauff reached the Beijing round-of-16 after registering a 7-5 6-1 win over Sun Xinran, but not without some drama as the Chinese teenager's game fell apart after a moment late in the first set that left her crying.
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James Acaster could win Celebrity Traitors, psychologist says
Comedians have a habit of making people laugh - but they may also have a knack for getting away with murder.
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