Even as the city is in the grip of a humid and sweaty summer, with the mercury climbing past 38°C, many people are falling prey to heat-induced illnes.

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The alloy demonstrates what researchers say are exceptional strength and stability for use in advanced engineering ...

Psychiatric neurosurgery, originally known as psychosurgery, involves operating on the brain to alter its function. Nastasic ...

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A team of scientists from MIT introduced a novel strategy and manufacturing process called atomic lift-off that enables the ...

The backlash comes amid reports that the U.K. plans to fund small-scale trials to reduce solar radiation as a temporary ...

Cuts to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health are expected to reduce the agency's workforce by more than ...

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Authorities in Ohio plan to test the groundwater supply across a village near a former weapons plant after a newspaper ...

These are the kinds of questions astrophysicist and science journalist Adam Becker poses in his new book, More Everything ...

Happy FriYAY — we made it through another week! The temps will hit 75 again today but more clouds roll in, bringing scattered showers and a possible thunderstorm late tonight into tomorrow. Perfect ...