Eating without using your mouth seems like an impossibility to many vertebrates, but not to hagfish, according to a study to be published in a forthcoming issue of the journal Proceedings of the Royal ...

Most infant head bumps are no big deal, and when a baby or newborn hits their head, you don’t usually need to worry. However, there are times when you should be concerned about a bump on your baby's ...

And with the only true barometer of individual performance on the other side of the garage, race head-to-head records are a crucial way in which drivers are measured against each other alongside ...

Intermediate filaments (IF) are a family of chemically heterogeneous structural proteins that share a common tripartite domain structure consisting of a central α-helical “rod” domain (CRD) flanked by ...

Head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis) are wingless insects that feed off human blood on the scalp. They are commonly found in school-age children, although anyone can contract them. The most prominent ...

Head and neck cancer is a general term that covers many different types of cancer. The treatment you need depends on the type of cancer you have. We have information about the main types of head and ...

An investigation has been launched after the grim discovery in Miami with police revealing they are working on a "couple" of theories on how the head became separated. A human head has been found ...

Florida officials launched an investigation after a severed human head was discovered by horrified beachgoers on a Key Biscayne beach, just south of Miami Beach, Tuesday morning. The Miami-Dade ...

A human head was found on Tuesday morning after it washed ashore in Key Biscayne, Florida, according to multiple reports. Miami-Dade Police told NBC South Florida a person who was raking the beach ...

Miami-Dade police are investigating after a head they believe belongs to an adult male washed ashore in Key Biscayne WTVJ Police are investigating after a human head washed ashore at a popular ...

The slogan "learn to code" was popularized in the 2010s. A decade later, Google's head of research says the advice still rings true — even in the age of AI. "I think that the basic notion of ...