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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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From Garden to Kitchen: The Many Benefits of Garlic
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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‘Exercise Pain Means Progress’–but Is It Harmful?
Get the facts and myths about exercise soreness, and why pain isn’t always necessary.
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Trump Coal Boost Gains Momentum as Bids, Land Opened Up
Leases awarded in Alabama and Utah, new mines approved in Tennessee and Wyoming, more than 13 million acres opened to coal mining this year.
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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.
|
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.
|
From Garden to Kitchen: The Many Benefits of Garlic
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.
|
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.
|
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.
|
‘Exercise Pain Means Progress’–but Is It Harmful?
Get the facts and myths about exercise soreness, and why pain isn’t always necessary.
|
Trump Coal Boost Gains Momentum as Bids, Land Opened Up
Leases awarded in Alabama and Utah, new mines approved in Tennessee and Wyoming, more than 13 million acres opened to coal mining this year.
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