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Aging anxiety may accelerate cellular aging in women, according to a new study. Mariana Rodrigues, the study's lead author, says subjective experiences can drive objective measures of aging.
Natilus, the US aerospace innovator, just secured $28M in funding to unveil its supersized Horizon blended-wing airliner - a double-decker cargo marvel.
The prime minister faces mounting pressure to address the troubling investigation into Leeds maternity services, as MPs demand urgent action to safeguard expectant mothers and their babies.
The Bureau of Land Management's first-ever oil and gas lease auction in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has sparked a legal battle, as three Gwich'in governments fight to stop the impending development.
Extracting precious metals from e-waste could be 13 times cheaper than mining, as scientists discover a way to heat electronics to 3,000°C and recover valuable resources without hazardous byproducts.
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Cheddar reservoir in Somerset has sprung back to life after heavy rains, now teeming with thousands of coots, gulls, ducks, and dozens of majestic great crested grebes in their vibrant breeding plumage.
Thousands of job seekers, especially low-income and non-native English speakers, have fallen victim to unscrupulous employment agencies demanding illegal upfront fees.
Fling open your windows and "burp the house" - this playful trend has deep roots in science and public health, especially in Germany where it's a daily ritual.
Gravity's grip on 3D bioprinting is a formidable foe. Cells sink, clogging syringes and distorting tissues. But MIT's MagMix solution keeps bio-inks uniform, enabling reliable, consistent human tissue creation.
Vibrant green and golden bell frogs, once bred in captivity, are poised to make a triumphant return to the wild. Immunized in groups of 15, these resilient amphibians will soon reclaim their natural habitats.
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Farmer-led collaboration emerges as a powerful force in combating biodiversity decline. A groundbreaking study examines "farmer clusters" - groups uniting to champion biodiversity-friendly farming across landscapes.
Brace yourself for a mind-bending revelation: space weather may secretly shape our planet's seismic activity. Researchers at Kyoto University are exploring this cosmic connection.
Scorching summers, frigid winters - the U.S. is heating up in uneven ways, posing unique challenges for states as they brace for climate change's impact.
A fragile clay layer beneath the Japan Trench was the unexpected culprit behind the catastrophic seafloor movement during the devastating 2011 earthquake, new research reveals.
Earth's atmosphere saw a shocking surge in methane, a potent greenhouse gas, during the early 2020s. Experts link this to a perfect storm of chemical and climate factors that allowed the gas to accumulate rapidly.
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Memories of a troubled childhood can shift with the quality of your current relationships, especially with parents, reveals groundbreaking new research on 1,000 young adults.
Interpol's 2025 global operation seized 30,000 live animals, confiscated illegal wildlife products, and identified 1,100 suspected traffickers - exposing the staggering scale of this $23 billion criminal industry.
Unraveling the brain's hidden highways: Groundbreaking imaging reveals the neural cables powering our most vital functions, opening new frontiers in trauma and disease assessment.
Farming as a lifeline: In Central Texas, the Refugee Collective empowers refugees to earn fair wages, grow culturally meaningful food, and implement regenerative agriculture.
Facing the ultimate challenge, Michael Catlett and his beloved Rogina exchanged vows in a poignant hospital room ceremony, seizing their final days together as husband and wife.
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Bucket list dreams come alive as the northern lights dance across the night sky. Though rare in the US, these celestial wonders shine brightest in Alaska, Iceland, Norway, Finland, and Sweden.
Exercise may be one of the most effective—and overlooked—treatments for depression and anxiety, from dancing to swimming. Discover the breakthrough that could change lives.
Escape to the windswept moors of 'Wuthering Heights' with a once-in-a-lifetime stay in Catherine Earnshaw's iconic bedroom, now available through Airbnb for three lucky couples.
Families in crisis are forced to fall into destitution before qualifying for shelter, as the PATH system is designed to manage crises, not prevent them.
A new study reveals data centers in Georgia and the Southeast may need less energy than predicted, potentially slashing energy bills and environmental impact.
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A groundbreaking study from Sweden upends the long-held belief that autism primarily affects boys. Tracking millions over decades, researchers found girls steadily catch up to boys in autism diagnoses as they mature.
Sixty years of development wisdom, locked away. But one woman's daring act rescued a trove of critical lessons before it vanished forever.
Explore the wonders of NASA's Curiosity rover as it navigates the Martian landscape, uncovering scientific discoveries that captivate the world.
Egypt's government undergoes major overhaul, appointing 13 new ministers to steer the country's economic future.
Paradoxically, as man-made pollutants declined, methane levels soared, with natural wetlands releasing more of this potent greenhouse gas.
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A breakthrough in regenerative medicine: Harvard scientists discover how to regrow brain cells damaged by ALS and spinal cord injuries.
A groundbreaking discovery may unlock the mystery behind chronic back pain. Researchers have uncovered a bone-driven signaling pathway that links spinal degeneration to debilitating discomfort.
Poised to lead Atlanta Contemporary, Lauren Haynes brings a wealth of curatorial expertise from institutions across the U.S., including her recent role as vice president of arts & culture at Governors Island.
Neighbors Mauren and Marta, once stay-at-home moms, now lead a Costa Rican cooperative transforming fish skins into chic, eco-friendly fashion.
Generosity may be just a brain wave away. Scientists discovered that synchronizing activity between two brain regions can make people more altruistic.
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Loneliness can haunt even the most socially connected. "How to Feel Loved" explores this paradox, offering 5 mindsets to cultivate deeper bonds and fulfillment.
Bottled water's "purity" is a myth - the truth is far murkier. While marketed as pristine, most bottled water is simply repackaged tap water, often with added chemicals. The debate over its health benefits rages on.
Apes possess the human capacity for imagination and pretense, as revealed by tea party experiments at Johns Hopkins. This groundbreaking study upends the notion that such abilities are exclusive to mankind.
A groundbreaking ethical framework aims to responsibly regulate AI and machine learning used to decode animal communication, reports Mongabay Latam.
Unleash your digital persona with Meta AI's latest Facebook features - animate your profile picture, photos, and posts for a more expressive, playful online presence.