Electronic tongue may soon make robots replace humans as beer tasters Spanish researchers have developed an electronic tongue composed of 12 different electrodes that can distinguish between different brews of beer and detect their alcohol content. It could soon leave professional human beer-tasters out of job. by Maryanne Moll
Life Till death do us apart: Ohio man gets buried...astride his beloved Harley Davidson motorcycle by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Tanning beds, popular among Americans, may increase cancer risks by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Love for vodka is snatching away Russian men from their loved ones: Study by Maryanne Moll
Science Henry Molaison's (or HM) brain digitized to show how amnesia affects the brain by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Yoga may help beat fatigue and inflammation in breast cancer survivors by Maryanne Moll
Science Hungry Lionfish invasion pushing native marine creatures in Caribbean coral reefs to brink of extinction by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness CDC investigates cause behind mysterious illness aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise ship Explorer of the Seas by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Mobile devices and apps not very effective in educating U.S. kids by Maryanne Moll
Science Mantis shrimp unique eyes boast 12 photoreceptors and yet they can't distinguish colors: Why? by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Nutrition label makeover proposed by FDA will make it easier to understand and more useful by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Vitamin D supplements not very effective in preventing or curing diseases and illnesses, new study claims by Maryanne Moll