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The UK slashes lab-grown meat approval time from over 2.5 years to just 2, aiming to boost innovation.

By 2050, 440 million Indians could be overweight or obese, making India second only to China in global obesity rankings. Learn about the factors contributing to this alarming trend and its potential

A recent study shows that treating male partners alongside women reduces bacterial vaginosis recurrence from 63% to 35%, challenging previous medical understanding and suggesting new treatment protoco

Microsoft's massive R25.8 billion investment is transforming South Africa's AI landscape. Uncover how this funding is revolutionizing data centers and creating opportunities for 50,000 tech certificat

Witness a rare 20-minute ice battle between a bald eagle and a Canada goose in Burlington, Ontario, reflecting current U.S.-Canada trade tensions.

Uncover how Volvo's ES90 achieves a 434-mile range and adds 300 km in just 10 minutes.

Monarch butterflies' population has nearly doubled, now occupying 4.42 acres in Mexico's forests. However, this increase still leaves them 80% below historical levels, raising concerns about their sur

Despite the 1978 ban, lead paint remains in 31 million U.S. homes, threatening 3.8 million children under six. Learn how cities like Bloomington and Phoenix are addressing this ongoing health hazard.

Scientists at Colossal Biosciences engineered mice with mammoth-like fur using seven gene edits. Is de-extinction within reach? Learn more about this groundbreaking development.

Over the past two decades, butterfly populations in the United States have declined by 22%, signaling a broader environmental crisis.