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A juvenile Canada lynx resurfaces in Vermont after six years, trekking 60 miles through conserved lands. What do 15 sightings mean for endangered species in a warming climate?

A cheetah, mountain lion, and more succumb to H5N1 at Wildlife World Zoo, with two human cases reported in Arizona.

Russia announces free mRNA cancer vaccine for 2025, promising tumor suppression and shorter customization times—learn about its global implications and cutting-edge personalization methods.

FDA ends tirzepatide drug shortage, forcing compounded alternatives to halt production by March 2024 impacting patient access and industry practices. Learn why this regulatory shift matters for millio

A key adviser to RFK Jr. petitioned the FDA to revoke polio vaccine approval, raising public health concerns amid his HHS nomination.

Frito-Lay recalls 6,344 bags of Lay's Classic Potato Chips due to undeclared milk allergens, posing serious risks to those with milk allergies.

The European Environment Agency reports 240,000 annual EU deaths from air pollution; new regulations aim to reduce this toll.

E-bike usage in Metro Vancouver has surged from 5% to 16%, leading to an 11% increase in pathway speeds and a decline in traditional cycling from 91% to 74%.

Scientists have identified 'Dulcibella camanchaca,' a new predatory amphipod species, at a depth of 7,902 meters in the Atacama Trench, revealing unique adaptations to extreme deep-sea conditions.

California's $2.4 billion Delta water plan aims to restore salmon populations by 2050, but environmentalists doubt its effectiveness.