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Australian researchers achieve 90% accuracy detecting coeliac disease without forcing patients to eat gluten for weeks. Breakthrough could help 80% of undiagnosed cases worldwide avoid painful testing

EPA moves to approve trifludimoxazin, the fourth PFAS "forever chemical" pesticide in just two months, despite evidence linking exposure to thyroid and liver damage and potential contamination of wate

Trump administration grants two-year exemptions to 68 coal-fired power plants across 23 states via email, allowing them to avoid Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. Environmental groups claim 93% alread

Air India Flight AI171 crashed seconds after takeoff in Ahmedabad, killing 241 people with one miraculous survivor. The Boeing 787 reached only 625 feet before plummeting into a medical college. Black

Model Lottie Moss reveals terrifying hospital seizure after taking Ozempic meant for people twice her weight. Despite losing 15 pounds in 2 weeks, she now calls it "the worst decision I ever

Male mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia bacteria act as "birth control" when released over Hawaii's forests. With 'Akikiki birds down to just one in the wild from 450 in 2018, this innovative drone strateg

New York secures full funding for MTA's largest-ever capital investment, targeting 1930s-era signals, power systems "pushing 50 years," and making 70% of stations accessible while creating 70,000+ job

A rare purple California wildflower once known in just two locations has stunned scientists with a population boom. The 16,000 Camatta Canyon amoles found at Las Piletas Ranch could change its endange

Japanese beetles are spreading in Canada, with females laying up to 60 eggs annually. The invasive pests attack over 300 plant species and could cause $28 million in damage, threatening agriculture ac

GM and LG Energy Solution will commercialize manganese-rich batteries by 2028, offering 33% higher energy density at comparable costs to current affordable options, targeting 400+ mile range electric