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The World Health Organization has changed its stance on "kangaroo care" for premature or small newborns who are clinically unstable,...

Things didn’t look particularly good at the start of COP27. The word on everyone’s lips was “trust”—specifically, the lack of...

Renewables are on track to generate more power than coal in the United States this year. But the question is...

The Colorado river is the lifeblood of the US south-west, but today it is drastically depleted due to overuse, megadrought...

Racial inequity biases algorithms, skews Covid-19 death rates, and exacerbates the digital divide. Your race is even a good predictor...

In early 2021 emergency room physician Torree McGowan hoped the worst of the pandemic was behind her. She and her...

A simulated version of Paris where universities and telecommunication hubs are connected by a quantum communication network suggests that existing...

The Aedes aegypti mosquito is not just a nuisance—it’s a known carrier of dengue, yellow fever, chikungunya, and Zika viruses. Distinguished by...

Life expectancy in most countries took a hit during the COVID pandemic. But the U.S. has seen a sharper drop-off...

The Eris rocket developed by Australian company Gilmour Space will be the first Australian system to go into orbit if...

A similar scenario played out in the 1990s, when a Tennessee naturalist named Lynn Faust read the confident published assertion...

The following essay is reprinted with permission from The Conversation, an online publication covering the latest research. As with every...

Despite a landmark deal on finance for ‘loss and damage’, the package agreed in Sharm El Sheikh falls short on...

If you’ve watched The Martian you know how difficult it is to grow food on Mars. Almost nothing about the...

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The eastern Pacific is expected to be unusually cold for the third winter in a row, contributing along with climate...