Science

Erythritol may affect blood vessel function, though experts emphasize findings are early and require further investigation.

The proposed Berwick Bank development would have up to 307 turbines in the outer Firth of Forth.

These include advancing research and testing, stopping PFAS substances from getting into drinking water systems, and holding polluters accountable.

Small, manageable changes to diet can lead to better sleep.

From nutrients to labeling laws, understanding what sets U.S. and European infant formulas apart can help parents make more informed choices.

Once abundant in soil-grown foods, ergothioneine is now harder to come by—but eating certain foods may help raise its levels in your body.

New permits have plummeted while dependence on foreign imports is hurting the environment and the economy, critics say.

Lemon sharks in Florida Bay are attacking fish hooked or released by fishermen.

The cancellations are in line with Trump’s directive to end DEI policies in the federal government.

Dietary shifts may trigger inflammation-related diseases in as little as two weeks, study finds.

Prior regulations on commercial fishing were detrimental to the industry in U.S. territories like American Samoa, the White House has said.

The latest statistics show concerning trends in kidney health among Australians.

U.S. Attorney Edward Martin Jr. has contacted medical journals over alleged bias.

Citrus compounds may boost nitric oxide and support the growth of new nerve cells.

Up to 750 koalas shot after a devastating bushfire ripped through Budj Bim National Park.

Chia seeds are wonderfully rich in omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, antioxidants, and essential minerals.

The severe storm threat is expected to peak in the afternoon and early evening.

Experts weigh in on when cushioning helps—and when it hurts—and how to make your feet stronger no matter how plush your shoes are.

The rule never took effect after federal courts ruled that the Department of Transportation lacked legal authority to enforce it.

Peter Dutton says he backs the climate science in response to questions on the Coalition’s position on net zero.