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The Quadrantid meteor shower peaks this week in a narrow window before dawn, offering up to 120 shooting stars an hour for those willing to brave the cold.
A loophole-free Bell test using qubits and photons ends the 97-year-old Bohr-Einstein debate, boosting quantum tech stocks and sealing Copenhagen’s victory.
More than 300 doctors warn that sports-medicine researcher Tracy Beth Høeg lacks the pharmacovigilance background needed for her new FDA drug-safety role.
A South Carolina outbreak has driven U.S. measles cases past 2,000, threatening two decades of elimination status and prompting emergency vaccination drives.
A fast-mutating flu strain dubbed Super K is sending younger adults to crowded ERs across the South. Here’s what doctors say you need to know.
Juvenile lobsters are crowding into reefs that promise company but deliver starvation and predation, according to a new tracking study.
The year’s first meteor shower collides with a supermoon this January, testing whether darkness or moonlight will rule the night sky.
January’s Quadrantid meteor shower collides with the year’s first supermoon, creating a rare sky-watching dilemma of brightness versus brilliance.
Frankie Muniz returns as Malcolm in Hulu’s reboot, now a harried dad facing mid-life crises, alongside Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek.
A proposed BMI threshold of 27.5 could reclassify 75 % of U.S. adults as obese, igniting debates over insurance, stigma and public-health strategy.
A proposed BMI threshold of 27.5 would reclassify three-quarters of U.S. adults as obese, igniting debate over prevention, stigma and a potential $20-billion drug-market boom.
Experts say the next big health breakthroughs aren’t gadgets or pills—they’re 22-minute walks, barefoot gardening, and coffee dates prescribed by doctors.