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Public health needs to strike a balance between immediate action and long-term control.

Giant African land snails are considered one of the most destructive species of snails on Earth.

The TE-1 from Triumph has been in the works since 2019, and now we're getting some exciting stats on the new machine.

Stick it to those fancy recommendation algorithms and do it yourself.

This de-anonymizing attack takes advantage of online accounts users may be logged into in the background. Here's how it works.

Helping Americans avoid heart disease, one DNA base pair at a time.

Sometimes you just need really intense maps.

Conquering climate dread could mean starting a support group or participating in activism.

A Swiss experiment using vibrations and vacuum chambers could help firm up the gravitational constant.

Amid a report that Iran would send drones to Russia to support its invasion, here's why these flying machines remain so important in the conflict.

Single-cell suspension may be the missing ingredient in lab-grown beef.

Gather up five friends and start saving.

Multiple disastrous climate change effects are converging at the world's mountainous regions.

Pedestrian fatalities are on the rise in the US, and vulnerable communities are disproportionately affected. Better road designs could be the solution.

In the southwest Indian Ocean, turtles tagged with sensors are filling in the gaps scientists need to forecast tropical cyclones.

Select users are getting to try out having up to five profiles under a single account. Here’s how it works.

If you think the COVID vaccines messed up your period or postmenopause, you're not alone.

Cool cats year round.

The company is designing small flying machines in different sizes to deliver your stuff from the sky.

Now states and territories must follow up with the right resources.