And women in Zika-stricken areas should have birth control available
At a press conference today, W.H.O officials said that sexual transmission of the Zika virus is more common than previously thought.
The W.H.O Says Sexual Transmission Of Zika Is More Common Than They Thought
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Boeing Will Arm South Africa's Weird Plane
AHRLAC and loaded
South Africa’s AHRLAC is a weird bird. With a narrow, high body, and stadium seating for the pilot and sensor operator, it looks like a rough draft for an F-4 phantom. Now, thanks to a deal Paramount (AHRLAC's maker) struck with Boeing, it’s going to get weapons.
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SeaWorld Says Tilikum, Orca Of 'Blackfish' Fame, May Be Dying
At 35 years old, his health is failing
Soon, we might have to say goodbye to a giant figure in marine life.
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Women Scientists You Didn't Learn About In School
In celebration of International Women's Day
A gallery celebrating lesser-known women in the STEM fields
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The United States Just Had Its Warmest Winter Ever
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5 Ways To Honor Humanity Ahead of Google's A.I. Go Tournament
On the eve of AlphaGo, remembering those who fictionally fought for humankind
Things to do before tonight's AlphaGo match.
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A Tool To Make Webpages Load 34 Percent Faster
The developers, at MIT and Harvard, will be making it public soon
Web pages will load faster with MIT CSAIL's new system.
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This Decorative 'Smart Pin' Is The Wearable We Need Now
Pinheads unite
The face can even display GIFs, use for the increasing numbers of us who communicate primarily or solely in that medium.
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This Vaccine Could Help You Quit Smoking
Your immune system would destroy nicotine molecules before they reach your brain
To help those trying to quit, scientists came up with the idea of a nicotine vaccine that can train a smoker’s body to attack nicotine molecules before they reach the brain, eliminating their effect and, thus, the person’s desire to smoke. Now researchers from the Scripps Research Institute in California have developed a more effective nicotine vaccine.
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Codes Made Of DNA Can Tag Individual Cells
And help evaluate cancer drugs
Now researchers from the Broad Institute have developed a DNA bar code to tag cells with different mutations, which could drastically speed up the process of testing cancer-fighting drugs.
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North Korea’s Purported Nuke Looks Like A Cartoon Bomb
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Genovation's Electric Corvette Sets a New Record
The street-legal conversion nears 200 mph – and could go faster
The Genovation GXE set a speed record for street-legal cars at 186.8 mph in February 2016.
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Oculus Will Soon Let You Find Your Friends In Virtual Reality
VR is getting social
Oculus is bringing friends lists to the Gear VR. Social fun is now online.
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This iPhone Glitch Speeds Up Your Device
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Walking Around In Virtual Reality Looks Like 'Tron'
Check out 'Tron Mode' in the new HTC Vive VR headset
There's not much more you can actually do in this mode, at least not yet...
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Ice On Comet Is As Old As The Solar System
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Senator Graham Likes Encryption Now That He Understands It
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Forget Amazon, Redline Is A Drone Delivery Concept For All Of Africa
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Spider-Man Hits The Web In New 'Civil War' Trailer
Our Spidey senses are tingling
Spider-Man made his long-awaited first appearance in the newly released trailer for "Marvel's Captain America: Civil War."
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Technique Allows Kidney Transplants From Any Donor
And it’s saving thousands of lives
After eight years and evaluating thousands of patients, researchers have proof that this immune-quieting method works better than alternatives and is saving lives, which could make the technique more widespread.
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