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University of Bonn researchers identified how maternal obesity alters embryonic liver cells, causing 60% of offspring to develop fatty liver disease despite healthy diets. Scientists located the exact

When apex scavengers decline, disease-carrying animals thrive. Stanford study shows 36% of scavenger species are threatened, allowing zoonotic pathogens to spread as carcasses remain unprocessed longe

Research reveals European beech and Douglas fir access deeper soil water during drought, while Norway spruce struggles with shallow roots. The right tree combinations could protect forests as climate

University of Houston researchers identify how multifocal contacts slow myopia in children by thickening the choroid layer. Study shows lasting benefits even after treatment stops, helping combat the

Swedish researchers develop ATR-258, an oral therapy that boosts glucose uptake while preserving muscle mass - unlike GLP-1 drugs which can cause 25-39% of weight loss to come from muscle tissue, not

Federal judge rules Trump administration illegally withheld $2.7B for electric vehicle charging stations in 14 states. States can now resume building critical infrastructure for nationwide EV adoption

After multiple technical delays, Axiom-4 launches June 25 with astronauts from four nations. The mission marks three countries' first ISS visits and the maiden flight of SpaceX's fifth and final Drago

Classic Land Rover Defenders get high-tech makeover with in-wheel electric motors producing 483 horsepower and 153-mile range. Available July 2025 through Monarch Defender, priced around $300,000.

TSA's enforcement of the 3-1-1 rule affects seven popular spreadable snacks. Know which foods count as 'liquids' and what alternatives to pack so you won't lose your favorite treats at security.

Australian Early Development Census reveals 47% of children missing key milestones. Indigenous kids show surprising resilience while rural areas face "childcare deserts." Government aims for 55%