Science & Health
A new study says a ton of carbon dioxide emitted by the U.S. costs it $48, which is eight times the EPA's figures.
It’s extremely hard for doctors to conclude with a certain degree of surety if a comatose patient would ever recover.
Global warming, the scientists believe, has an indirect role in this phenomenon.
Former American President Barack Obama answered this with a quip on the current administration.
The temperatures in 417 national parks have risen twice as much as in other parts of the U.S.
France has appropriated 350 million euros to triple the share of cycling in transport within seven years.
The peatlands function as excellent carbon sinks storing more greenhouse gas than all the world’s vegetation.
Artificial structures could speed up the laboriously slow coral regeneration.
Global warming is literally turning up the heat on your brain.
Food guru, Michael Pollan, explores the role of stigmatized psychedelics.
The effort underscores how fitness industry can embrace innovation to educate people about the health of the planet.
Interestingly, even the green space had a weaker positive impact on mental health compared to “blue space.”
The discovery offers a new avenue for the treatment of Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Stem cell therapy, in which the patient receives his or her own cells, slips through the cracks of regulations.
AI-driven approach could revolutionize treatment with faster diagnoses.
Massive funding cuts for research & development in proposed budget.
A new-found strain of fungus can break down plastics within weeks instead of years.
Panpsychism, the idea that every particle carry minute levels of consciousness, insults common sense to be blunt.
Discovery boosts the quest to produce living batteries from microbes.
Cities are “powerhouses of evolution,” where human activities are spawning new species at a dramatic pace.
