We may finally understand stress-induced hair loss

Scientists have demonstrated that a monthly antibody injection can replace the need for daily steroid pills in severe asthma cases, which are often necessary but carry risks of serious health conditions.

A lavish cremation tomb unearthed in France has revealed a 2,000-year-old gold ring, which may provide insights into the funeral rites of an adolescent boy. This discovery highlights the cultural practices surrounding death and burial in ancient societies.

Scientists have announced that a fossilized foot discovered 15 years ago belonged to a previously unknown human relative that lived alongside the famous fossil known as Lucy. This finding, along with recently unearthed jaw bones and teeth, indicates that early human relatives experimented with various walking strategies before settling on a specific method.

Stunning new images reveal the disintegration of the comet C/2025 K1, also known as the 'other ATLAS,' which exploded earlier this month. The photos capture the comet breaking apart in space, showcasing a rare astronomical event that has intrigued scientists and enthusiasts alike.

A video has captured wolves engaging in unprecedented behavior by stealing underwater crab traps, suggesting potential tool use in the wild. This observation marks a significant shift in understanding the cognitive abilities of these animals, as they adapt their hunting strategies to access food resources.

The Sistema Ox Bel Ha has been identified as the longest underwater cave system in the world, showcasing a vast network of submerged passages that are crucial to the region's ecology and hydrology.

A study has revealed that the extremely long skull of a medieval Spanish knight, who died in battle, indicates the presence of a rare genetic condition. This finding sheds light on the physical characteristics and health conditions of individuals from that historical period.

Scientists have identified five major epochs of human brain development, revealing that the adult mode does not commence until the early 30s. This conclusion is based on a comprehensive study involving brain scans of nearly 4,000 individuals aged from infancy to 90 years, highlighting four pivotal turning points at ages nine, 32, 66, and 83.