From soft actuators that mimic real muscle to DNA drives that can store petabytes in a sugar cube, humanity is engineering ...

The growing impact of plastic pollution on the human body is becoming increasingly evident ... They become part of the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat.

A new report from the American Lung Association notes a drastic decline in air quality and raises health alarms. Climate ...

For over a decade, it was widely believed that the maximum wet bulb temperature that bodies could handle was 35 C — unlikely ...

Nearly 800,000 Americans suffer a stroke each year. Researchers at the University of Nebraska have patented  an innovative, portable treatment device, called the pTACS Somatosensory Biomedical Device, ...

Laboratory tests demonstrated that the robot could function continuously for up to three days, provided it remained connected to an air or gas ... developed a pneumatic oscillating circuit that ...

According to the portal Defence24, Swedish Defense Minister Paul Jonson visited the facilities of the Polish concern WB Group. He stated that his coun ...

Most people have 24 ribs, with 12 on each side of the body. No evidence indicates any difference between males and females. The ribs and rib cage are excellent examples of the human body’s ...

There's even a life-sized, wax portrait of former prime minister Winston Churchill on sale, estimated to be the the most expensive human-form models ... the main body of the large Spectrum Sports ...

Let us take a moment to honor the unsung villains of the human body — the sinuses ... us breathe more efficiently or to humidify the air. That is what the textbooks say. But the truth is ...

One held a biocompatible plastic that, when printed, would form the interlocking structure of a scaffold—the skeleton, essentially—of a printed human organ or body ... air that kept it working.