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In a new study, researchers across three US states analyzed seven viral outbreaks in recent decades, including Covid, Ebola and influenza, to determine how they emerged and mutated.

A resurfaced CIA document reveals that US intelligence once examined research hinting at a potential cancer treatment more than six decades ago.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to natter with a Neanderthal or have a heart-to-heart with Homo Erectus, then wonder no more.

Sea fossils found on some of the world's tallest mountains are reigniting fierce debate over whether the biblical story of Noah's Great Flood could be rooted in real events.

Drinking red wine and eating chocolate can deliver 'exercise-like' benefits to the brain, according to a new study.

The US military has reportedly launched multiple planes which can survive a nuclear war as the crisis in the Middle East escalates.

A brutal wave of winter weather is sweeping across the US, unleashing snow, strong winds and hazardous travel conditions.

A man was left hospitalised with a flesh-eating infection after a 'pinprick' false widow spider bite left him with a hand 'the size of a bowling ball'.

Archaeologists now say that clumsy scribes have been resorting to white-out for at least 3,000 years.

The majority of men believe they are better drivers than women, according to a study. But is their confidence backed by science?