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Founded in a hospital basement, the Southern California Food Allergy Institute now sees hundreds of patients at premium prices.

It's a wonderful addition to the Brachycephalus family.

Browsing for houses we can't afford can make us feel bad—or help us figure out our deepest desires.

A human will still make the final decision, though.

You can still help the planet by cutting back on red meat.

Bacteria that feed on other bacteria are surprisingly common in soil ecosystems.

Make sure no one's getting in but you

The ceiling of the $460,000 vehicle is filled with artificial stars. Here's how they made it.

We caught up with the pilot and vet to talk about the future of military aviation, ugly aircraft, and more.

Floods are only becoming more common, but the housing market isn't taking flood risk into account.

Allergies are still on the rise, but parents may finally have ways to fight back.

The two companies have both begun clinical trials, which will last a number of years.

Biologists tracked 300 baboons from life to death and found some interesting insights.

Exposure to pollutants can lead to greater rates of mental illness across all diagnostic categories.

The defensive system is meant to zap swarms of aggressive drones.

Projects both kids and adults can learn from.

It doesn't just lay low.

The incident was a reminder of the power of choke points to disrupt our fragile global shipping systems.

Is that a pheromone gland or are you just happy to see me?

This cryptic megalithic site is thousands of years old, but its origin story is still not fully known.