Understanding the ideal surface geometry for coral settlement and early growth was the shared goal of a new research project that is already achieving success. Just like a human newborn, coral larvae ...

A new study investigates a mysterious Greek inscription in a bid to shed light on the longstanding question of whether the Great Mosque of Homs in Syria was constructed over the remains of the Temple ...

Children whose mothers had both gestational diabetes and depression during pregnancy are more likely to develop childhood obesity, according to international research. The team studied over 200,000 ...

A review led by Adelaide University researchers has found there's a lack of clear guidelines around the early testing of AI tools in health clinics, during a process known as silent trials. The global ...

New archaeological evidence reveals that seabird guano – nutrient-rich bird droppings – was not only essential to boosting corn yields and supercharging agriculture in ancient Peru, but may also have ...

Aussie and US researchers suggest that exercising might be as good as, or better than medication or therapies for dealing with symptoms of anxiety and depression. The team reviewed past research ...

Depending on the situation, up to half of people with long-term health conditions would switch out an in-person meeting with a doctor for a remote call in, say French and US researchers. The team ...

Women who develop high blood pressure during pregnancy may need more than lifestyle changes to protect their long-term heart health, according to a new study – the largest of its kind – published in ...

People with obesity are more likely to be hospitalised or die from infectious diseases, according to a study of over 540,000 British and Finnish people. The researchers found that this was consistent ...

Young sea lions may learn to forage by going on hunting trips with their mothers, according to Australian researchers. The scientists say some marine mammals are known to directly teach each other ...

Brief intense exercise, which triggers sweating, fast breathing, and a quick heart rate, may be an effective version of exposure therapy for treating panic disorder (PD), a new study finds.

More Australian animals are getting tangled up in man-made materials such as netting or wire than in the 2010s, according to Australian research. The team collected data on on-land animal ...