Studies have shown that taking multivitamins won't extend your life expectancy. According to a recent report published in the journal JAMA Network Open, researchers have shown that healthy people who take multivitamins regularly are no less likely than those who don't to die of any cause.

Multivitamin myth busted: No lifespan boost from daily supplements, major study finds

Medical science is on the brink of a revolutionary change a tiny robot known as Pillbot is about to transform how we conduct gastrointestinal examinations.

Pillbot: Tiny swallowable robot for body examination

Researchers might just have come across an Enzyme that can slow ageing. They concluded that fat byproducts such as fatty acids and glycerol contribute to lower life span and more chronic diseases.

Researchers finally discover enzyme that can slow ageing and boost health

In a rare confluence of engineering and food processing, Swiss scientists are working on creating robots that are fully operational as well as edible. Yes, you would be able to consume these robots towards the end of their lifespan.

Use it and eat it! New 'fascinating' robots are fully operational as well as edible

The scientists on board Schmidt Ocean Institute’s R/V Falkor (too) who are in the midst of a research expedition in the Atacama Trench found Chile’s deepest and most northern cold seeps at the depth of 2,836 metres.

Researchers spot sea pig in Chile’s deepest known cold seeps located 2,836 metres below the sea

Research that examined data from 55 US poison centres between 2013 and 2022 found that calls to poison control centres increased nationwide among teenagers and young people exposed to psychedelic psilocybin following the decriminalisation and legalisation of psilocybin in several states.

Legal highs, scary lows: Decriminalisation of 'magic mushrooms' linked to rise in calls for help

Since the beginning of time, people have been interested in finding out how long people can live and what makes a long, healthy life. A new study that was published in GeroScience has shown certain common biomarkers in adults over 90, such as glucose and cholesterol levels.

Blood of those who live longer reveals vital differences

Did you know, there's a rule you should follow when it comes to peeing? There are many ways to take care of our bodies, and this simple trick will help you monitor your bladder and keep it healthy.

Scientifically speaking, THIS is how much time one should spend peeing

There's no solid proof that can verify numerous claims regarding aliens and unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings over the centuries, but enthusiasts will keep probing the existence of life beyond planet Earth.

'Aliens' and UFO civilisation could be living on Earth in 'stealth' mode: Report

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned against allowing any role for artificial intelligence in the decision to launch nuclear weapons. He told a session of the Arms Control Association (ACA) that "humanity is on a knife's edge", with the risk of nuclear conflict at "heights not seen since the Cold War".

'Knife's edge': UN chief Guterres warns world leaders to keep AI out of nuclear decisions

Wild elephants call each other by names, just like humans. A new study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution has revealed that elephants make distinctive, rumbling sounds when they address each other, making them the only non-human animals to possess such an ability to use language.

Elephants greet each other using distinctive names, just like humans: Study

Giraffes are one of the world's tallest animals, thanks to their extraordinarily long necks. Previous theories suggested that the need for sex or domination over other males to secure a mating partner may have led to the evolution of the long neck but a new study has dismissed this conclusion.

Need for nutrition, not sex, led giraffes to evolve longer necks: Study

What comes to your mind when someone says mighty beast with puny arms? A Tyrannosaurus rex?. Well, the scary beast can now find some solace in the discovery of a new dinosaur species, Koleken inakayali, which could make its arms look relatively stronger in comparison.

Meet Koleken inakayali: Scientists discover dinosaur with puny arms that rival Tyrannosaurus Rex

The neurons functioning inside the brain's memory area when we sleep may be doing more than just recalling prior events. According to a new study, they may also prepare for future events.

Brain predicts and plans for future events during sleep, study finds

Ants, despite their tiny size, possess an impressive olfactory system equipped with around 400 smell receptors. This extensive array of receptors is key to their ability to communicate through pheromones in large societies.

Ants’ sense of smell crucial to their survival and social interaction: Study

With increasing concerns about climate change, there is a rising demand for eco-friendly transportation alternatives. Electric vehicles (EVs) have garnered attention as a cleaner option compared to traditional petrol and diesel cars due to their reduced greenhouse gas emissions, but a report claimed otherwise.

EVs may have higher particulate emissions from tires, but less exhaust particulates than petrol, diesel cars

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft finally lifted off Wednesday (Jun 5) on its maiden human flight to space after having suffered multiple delays, two scrubs and several glitches.

Starliner lifts off! Spacecraft with Sunita Williams on board flies to space after multiple delays. Watch

Approximately one in three Americans knows someone who has died from a drug overdose, revealed a new survey on Friday (May 31). Losing someone to drug overdose More than 2,300 adults took part in the survey conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

'National tragedy': Survey reveals 1 in 3 Americans affected by drug overdose deaths

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said his team would be back for more silverware with the same hunger next season after claiming a record-extending 15th Champions League trophy at Wembley on Saturday.

Cuckoos deceive other birds into raising their young, tactics enhancing biodiversity: Study

It's another delay for Boeing's Starliner spacecraft as the launch on Saturday (June 1) was scrubbed for one day due to some unknown issue. An automatic hold triggered by the ground launch sequencer, or the computer that launches the rocket, stopped the countdown clock at 3 minutes and 50 seconds ahead of launch.

Last-minute snag halts launch of Boeing’s Starliner, NASA estimates 24-hour turnaround time

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to search a female partner for an endangered male plant, known as the ‘world's loneliest plant’, E. woodii is a member of the cycads, the oldest existing seed-bearing plant on Earth – they even pre-date the dinosaurs.

'World's loneliest' plant needs a partner, and AI is on duty to find one

Scientists have found magnetic fields in three massive, hot stars in the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds. Similar magnetic stars have already been discovered in our galaxy, but the observation was made for the first time in our neighbouring galaxies.

Scientists detect massive magnetic stars in neighbouring galaxies for the first time

Humanity is in a race against time to harness the colossal emerging power of artificial intelligence for the good of all, while averting dire risks, a top UN official said Thursday.

Humanity in 'race against time' on AI: UN

Are squeals, growls, and the many sounds babbling babies make just cute nonsense, or do they have some scientific significance? As per new research, these cute, seemingly nonsense sounds might actually be the babies warming themselves up for speech.

Your child's 'goo-goo-ga-ga' is not nonsense babble, but serves THIS purpose

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