Oct 19 2010
Neanderthal Children Were Large, Sturdy
A Neanderthal infant was discovered alongside two adults, potentially representing a prehistoric family.
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Oct 08 2010
Lizards Have Family Values
Some lizards are no loners, research finds. They hook up with mates and raise tight broods.
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Oct 01 2010
Camel Breeding Goes High-Tech
The UAE now has the most advanced camel research centers in the world.
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Sep 24 2010
Native Island Tribe Redefining Survival
The dwindling Kalinago tribe wants to survive, but is it still possible to preserve an indigenous people?
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Aug 16 2010
Only Child Syndrome a Myth
Despite common beliefs that only children may grow up maladjusted, new research finds they're just fine.
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May 11 2010
Male Birth Control Pill: What’s the Hold-Up?
With the invention of the birth control pill 50 years behind us, challenges still remain before men will have the option of taking a hormonal contraceptive.
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Mar 11 2010
Parents Pass on Fewer Bad Genes Than Thought
The genetic code of an entire family reveals mutations aren't passed on to children as commonly as thought.
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Mar 08 2010
Sleep Habits Vary by Race
African-Americans are likely to pray before sleep, while more whites sleep with their pets, a poll finds.
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Mar 04 2010
Kennedy Family ‘Horrified’ by Murder Exhibit
Police take down a display of clothes RFK wore during his assassination and apologize to the family.
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Feb 22 2010
Poverty During Early Childhood May Last a Lifetime
Children raised in poverty in their first five years are more likely to feel its effects well into adulthood.
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