SCIENCE

WASHINGTON: Researchers at Cedars-Smidt Sinai's Heart Institute have confirmed that persons who have had Covid-19 have a higher riskof developing new-onset diabetes, which is the…
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A young bear who reportedly dislikes people escaped a pen and is thought to be on the loose in the South Lake Tahoe area, wildlife officials say. Seiad, the missing bear. (California…
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Coffee. Go juice. Liquid gold. The one with all the psychoactive properties. Once used by Sufi mystics as an aid to concentration during religious rituals, it’s now one of the most…
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The idea of using dirt on the Moon to manufacture solar cells, which could power a permanent human settlement, may seem outlandish, but two companies say they’ve made big progress on…
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Over time, they refined TDI-11861. In mice, the drug didn’t appear to interfere with sexual functioning or cause any side effects. And most importantly, the sperm were normal again a…
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Men wearing military uniform walk along Red Square in front of St. Basil's Cathedral in central Moscow on February 13, 2023.Alexander Nemenov | Afp | Getty ImagesThe coming months will…
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WASHINGTON (AP) — With few confirmed details from President Joe Biden’s White House, the downing of three unknown aerial objects in as many days by U.S. fighter jets has prompted wild…
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In 1997, archaeologists unearthed a skeleton buried in the fetal position at Toca dos Coqueiros, an archaeological site in Brazil's Serra da Capivara National Park. Based on the size…
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A Rutgers scientist has developed a formulation of low-fat chocolate that can be printed on a 3D printer in pretty much any shape a person can conceive, including a heart. The work…
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Soil transplantation projects worldwide come in all shapes and sizes, but what works and why? It is important to…
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