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From Temples to Teacups: The 3,000-Year-Old Leaf That Rejuvenates Body and Soul
Holy Basil, or Tulsi is worshipped as a goddess and revered by Ayurvedic practitioners.
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Simple Hair Test Identifies Children at Highest Risk for Depression and Anxiety
Scientists have developed a simple test to spot mental health problems before they start.
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Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
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The First 1,000 Days: How a Baby’s Gut Microbiome Shapes Lifelong Health
Experts share practical ways to lower the risk of chronic diseases in children.
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La Niña Is Here—Here’s What It Could Mean for Winter in US
The weather phenomenon is expected to last through February 2026.
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Former Pick to Head NASA Could Be Back in the Running
The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination in May because of differences over a Mars mission. But Isaacman met with the acting NASA chief this week.
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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Lays Off 550 Employees in Reorganization
The institution’s director said the layoffs are not related to the ongoing government shutdown.
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SpaceX Starship Successfully Completes 11th Test Flight
The suborbital mission was the last flight of the current generation of the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage.
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Nearly 40 Dead After Torrential Rain Causes Flooding, Landslides in Mexico
Authorities associated rains with Hurricane Priscilla and Tropical Storm Raymond.
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Garlic: The Easy-to-Grow Vegetable With a Wealth of Health Benefits
Discover how to plant, harvest, and enjoy garlic while boosting your family’s meals and immune health.
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No-Name Storm Brings Flooding, Heavy Winds to East Coast
High surf conditions were expected across northeast beaches, and North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
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Daily Cocoa Cuts Inflammation by 70 Percent
Scientists discover why dark chocolate may help you live longer.
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‘They’re Not Feral’: Brumby Rescue Volunteers Call for End to Culling
They were there for our soldiers at wartime, says the Mountain Brumby Sanctuary co-founder. But Parks Victoria says it must continue the culling program.
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Deforestation Can Cause Eight-Fold Increase in Flood Risk, Report Finds
A study of decades of data has revealed that Australia’s devastating fires carry an additional danger—the areas risk further damage from destructive floods.
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How This Nobel Discovery Could Transform Autoimmune and Cancer Treatment
Often called peacekeepers, these cells help prevent our immune systems from going out of control.
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CDC Vaccine Advisory Panel’s October Meeting Delayed
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which met in September, had been scheduled to convene again in October.
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From Temples to Teacups: The 3,000-Year-Old Leaf That Rejuvenates Body and Soul
Holy Basil, or Tulsi is worshipped as a goddess and revered by Ayurvedic practitioners.
|
Simple Hair Test Identifies Children at Highest Risk for Depression and Anxiety
Scientists have developed a simple test to spot mental health problems before they start.
|
Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
|
The First 1,000 Days: How a Baby’s Gut Microbiome Shapes Lifelong Health
Experts share practical ways to lower the risk of chronic diseases in children.
|
La Niña Is Here—Here’s What It Could Mean for Winter in US
The weather phenomenon is expected to last through February 2026.
|
Former Pick to Head NASA Could Be Back in the Running
The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination in May because of differences over a Mars mission. But Isaacman met with the acting NASA chief this week.
|
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Lays Off 550 Employees in Reorganization
The institution’s director said the layoffs are not related to the ongoing government shutdown.
|
SpaceX Starship Successfully Completes 11th Test Flight
The suborbital mission was the last flight of the current generation of the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage.
|
Nearly 40 Dead After Torrential Rain Causes Flooding, Landslides in Mexico
Authorities associated rains with Hurricane Priscilla and Tropical Storm Raymond.
|
Garlic: The Easy-to-Grow Vegetable With a Wealth of Health Benefits
Discover how to plant, harvest, and enjoy garlic while boosting your family’s meals and immune health.
|
No-Name Storm Brings Flooding, Heavy Winds to East Coast
High surf conditions were expected across northeast beaches, and North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
|
Daily Cocoa Cuts Inflammation by 70 Percent
Scientists discover why dark chocolate may help you live longer.
|
‘They’re Not Feral’: Brumby Rescue Volunteers Call for End to Culling
They were there for our soldiers at wartime, says the Mountain Brumby Sanctuary co-founder. But Parks Victoria says it must continue the culling program.
|
Deforestation Can Cause Eight-Fold Increase in Flood Risk, Report Finds
A study of decades of data has revealed that Australia’s devastating fires carry an additional danger—the areas risk further damage from destructive floods.
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How This Nobel Discovery Could Transform Autoimmune and Cancer Treatment
Often called peacekeepers, these cells help prevent our immune systems from going out of control.
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CDC Vaccine Advisory Panel’s October Meeting Delayed
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which met in September, had been scheduled to convene again in October.
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