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The cycle of nature is all about giving and receiving.

Birdwatch, Twitter's crowdsourced misinformation-fighting pilot program, is adding a new feature to help decrease bias and polarization.

Warmer mountains mean happier rodents—and more plague.

The Maya may have dealt with dangerous algal blooms.

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A Beyond burger is more sustainable than beef, but it's no kale salad.

Butterfly wing scales could be the inspiration for new materials.

Small refinements and big sound keep the Sony WH-1000XM4 in the best wireless headphones conversation.

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Many people in the United States are now eligible for a booster vaccine.

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Who can get a COVID-19 booster is changing. Here's who's eligible now.

Bees that encountered the chemicals as larvae went on to produce fewer offspring as adults.

From my disease-fearing brain to yours.

Popping vitamins and sitting in the sun became popular self-care practices during the pandemic. But doctors are still digging into the sunshine supplement's supposed magic.