About 10 days ago, multidisciplinary artist Kate Lain started a simple Google spreadsheet called “Cabin Fever” in the hopes of gathering links to experimental films she could send to her students once ...

An experimental drug for Alzheimer's was found to reduce cognitive decline in patients significantly, offering a potential breakthrough against the devastating disease. NBC’s Maggie Vespa reports in ...

The lethal Ebola outbreak is getting worse in West Africa; so far, the virus has caused over 1,550 deaths across five countries. But one of the most promising experimental treatments for combating the ...

Dallas is home to VideoFest, the oldest, largest video festival in the United States. Since Bart Weiss started it in the ’80s, the annual event has screened all kinds of media, ranging from ...

Experts say the results from a small trial show promise for an experimental pill that could help treat cannabis use disorder, an addiction nearly 14 million Americans struggle with. This comes as 23 ...

DARPA has selected The Boeing Company to complete advanced design work for the Agency™s Experimental Spaceplane (XS-1) program, which aims to build and fly the first of an entirely new class of ...

The Bredesen Program, a groundbreaking new treatment, is showing signs of reversing the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. California neurologist Dale Bredesen says the program is designed to fix ...

WATERVLIET — A weapon developed for U.S. military use in Iraq during the mid-1990s became the latest addition to the Watervliet Arsenal Museum Wednesday, as members of the New York Army National Guard ...

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The sunshine vitamin could affect your immune system and heart health. The idea that machines will be as smart as—or smarter than—humans has hijacked an entire industry. But look closely and you’ll ...

CHICAGO (AP) — Good luck and experimental therapy may have helped U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk recover more extensively than he would have with standard care after he suffered a stroke in January. The ...