Just days after an injection of an antibody treatment, people with peanut allergies could eat a whole nut's worth of peanut protein.

Researchers have reconstructed the evolutionary relationship between a 2 million year old extinct primate and today's living orangutan.

Stalled weather patterns, or "blocking events," have already produced some of the 21st century's deadliest heat waves.

Moms who don't have to worry about breastfeeding at work being a problem feel better and get more done, researchers find.

Cases of melanoma among US teens and young adults have dropped sharply, a sign that public health efforts to encourage sun protection may be taking hold.

After getting fired for sexual harassment in the workplace, many harassers are able to come back to work because of weak company policies.

A new way to combine sewage sludge and restaurant grease is the most efficient way to make methane yet, say researchers.

For frail patients, even common, "low-risk" surgeries could take a serious toll, which should prompt doctors to pause.

To perceive self-driving cars as safe, they have to have certain personality traits, researchers say. Here are the ones that matter most.

Educators don't need programming skills to take advantage of a new framework for creating an educational video game.