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NASA Marks 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence in Space
The International Space Station has been continuously manned by astronauts and cosmonauts since Nov. 2, 2000.
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The Science Behind How Our Thoughts Feed the ‘Doom Loop’
Scientists are finding that predicting mental health risks through brain activity alone is far from simple.
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Europe’s Solar Surge Exposes Cracks in Aging Power Grid: Analysts
Europe’s power grids faced a surge in voltage problems last year, with 8,645 over-voltage incidents reported in 2024.
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Scientists Identify 5 Types of Sleep Patterns–Each Affects Your Brain Differently
Understanding your sleep style could help you protect your mental and physical health.
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Hurricane Melissa Bound for Bermuda as Jamaica, Cuba Continue Recovery
The storm regained some strength to become a Category 2 hurricane.
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Fruit May Help Shield Lungs From Air Pollution
New study finds that eating more fruit could help keep your lungs healthier in polluted cities.
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At Least 25 Killed as Hurricane Melissa Barrels Through Caribbean
Authorities issued hurricane warnings for Bermuda and the Bahamas.
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Jamaica Declares Disaster, Death Toll Rises After Hurricane Melissa
Recovery efforts from public and private organizations are underway.
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Why Does Dementia Take So Long to Diagnose?
Catching dementia early can mean better treatment, planning, and peace of mind for families.
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Prediction of Climate Catastrophe Loses Some of Its Strongest Advocates
‘People will be able to live and thrive in most places on Earth for the foreseeable future,’ Bill Gates said in a hotly debated op-ed.
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Hurricane Melissa Leaves Jamaica as Category 4, Heads for Cuba, Bahamas
It is expected to hit Eastern Cuba as a major hurricane.
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Drinking More Than 1 Can of Any Soda Daily Linked to Liver Disease
Drinking more than one can of any soda increases the risk for liver disease by at least 50 percent.
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ExxonMobil Sues California Over Climate Regulations
The lawsuit said SB 253 compels ExxonMobil to supplement its speech with what the company believes is ‘unnecessary and counterproductive.’
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Hurricane Melissa Could Hit Jamaica as a Category 5
The storm is already a Category 4 hurricane and was expected to grow further before making landfall on Oct. 27.
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How Gut Microbes Drive Cancer Risk–and What You Can Do to Restore Balance
Kickstart a healthier gut by eating nutrient-dense foods, avoiding harmful chemicals and additives, and rethinking your use of medicines.
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Vitamin D2 Supplements May Deplete More Effective Vitamin D3
Choosing the wrong type of vitamin D supplement may do more harm than good, researchers say.
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From Migraines to Macular Degeneration: How Everyday Choices Protect Your Vision
Targeted lifestyle and nutritional changes can alleviate the burden of vision loss and migraines.
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NASA Marks 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence in Space
The International Space Station has been continuously manned by astronauts and cosmonauts since Nov. 2, 2000.
|
The Science Behind How Our Thoughts Feed the ‘Doom Loop’
Scientists are finding that predicting mental health risks through brain activity alone is far from simple.
|
Europe’s Solar Surge Exposes Cracks in Aging Power Grid: Analysts
Europe’s power grids faced a surge in voltage problems last year, with 8,645 over-voltage incidents reported in 2024.
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Scientists Identify 5 Types of Sleep Patterns–Each Affects Your Brain Differently
Understanding your sleep style could help you protect your mental and physical health.
|
Hurricane Melissa Bound for Bermuda as Jamaica, Cuba Continue Recovery
The storm regained some strength to become a Category 2 hurricane.
|
Fruit May Help Shield Lungs From Air Pollution
New study finds that eating more fruit could help keep your lungs healthier in polluted cities.
|
At Least 25 Killed as Hurricane Melissa Barrels Through Caribbean
Authorities issued hurricane warnings for Bermuda and the Bahamas.
|
Jamaica Declares Disaster, Death Toll Rises After Hurricane Melissa
Recovery efforts from public and private organizations are underway.
|
Why Does Dementia Take So Long to Diagnose?
Catching dementia early can mean better treatment, planning, and peace of mind for families.
|
Prediction of Climate Catastrophe Loses Some of Its Strongest Advocates
‘People will be able to live and thrive in most places on Earth for the foreseeable future,’ Bill Gates said in a hotly debated op-ed.
|
Hurricane Melissa Leaves Jamaica as Category 4, Heads for Cuba, Bahamas
It is expected to hit Eastern Cuba as a major hurricane.
|
Drinking More Than 1 Can of Any Soda Daily Linked to Liver Disease
Drinking more than one can of any soda increases the risk for liver disease by at least 50 percent.
|
ExxonMobil Sues California Over Climate Regulations
The lawsuit said SB 253 compels ExxonMobil to supplement its speech with what the company believes is ‘unnecessary and counterproductive.’
|
Hurricane Melissa Could Hit Jamaica as a Category 5
The storm is already a Category 4 hurricane and was expected to grow further before making landfall on Oct. 27.
|
How Gut Microbes Drive Cancer Risk–and What You Can Do to Restore Balance
Kickstart a healthier gut by eating nutrient-dense foods, avoiding harmful chemicals and additives, and rethinking your use of medicines.
|
Vitamin D2 Supplements May Deplete More Effective Vitamin D3
Choosing the wrong type of vitamin D supplement may do more harm than good, researchers say.
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From Migraines to Macular Degeneration: How Everyday Choices Protect Your Vision
Targeted lifestyle and nutritional changes can alleviate the burden of vision loss and migraines.
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