Ice for Sore Muscles? Think Again.
Icing muscles after strenuous exercise is not just ineffective, it could be counterproductive, a new study in mice suggests.
- Next story For scleroderma, algorithm helps better screen for fatal complication
- Previous story Brushing away oral health disparities in America’s rural children
Explore more
- Researchers grow stem cells to cure glaucoma
A joint research effort carried out by MIPT scientists and Harvard researchers... - Sweet Tooth, season 1 review: An epic adventure with animal magnetism
With its adorable lead and wonderful world-building, Netflix’s Sweet Tooth series is... - What You Need to Know About the Defense of Derek Chauvin
The presentation of evidence concluded on Thursday without testimony from Mr. Chauvin... - Ubisoft Forward June 2021: When it airs, how to watch, and what to expect
Ubisoft’s E3 2021 presentation, Ubisoft Forward, is confirmed, along with a schedule... - Group of endangered condors take up residence outside of a California woman’s home
There are only about 200 California condors in the wild in California,... - All Legendary Pokémon locations in Pokémon Snap
Some of the best pictures can’t be taken until you’ve finished the... - Inside the Fight for the Future of The Wall Street Journal
A special team led by a high-level manager says Rupert Murdoch’s paper... - Windows 10X is probably dead, and Microsoft is better off without it
In killing off Windows 10X, Microsoft might have just saved itself from... - UK hits vaccine milestone, warns of ‘deadly’ misinformation
Three-quarters of Britain’s adult population has received at least one dose of... - Yes, Steinbeck Wrote a Werewolf Novel. Don’t Expect to Read It.
A scholar of American literature at Stanford says it’s worth publishing. The...