Dermatologist Dr Rachel Nazarian told CBS Mornings the trend for getting a dramatic tan – whether by using sunbeds or sitting ...

New science suggests that the bodies of Millennials and Gen Z may be aging faster than ever. It coincides at a time when rates of several cancers are rising in young people. Doctors break down the ...

The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) continues to sound the alarm about the health of the country’s power grid. In its 2025 Long Term Reliability Assessment (LTRA), the electric ...

High numbers of bear sightings have been reported in South Mississippi recently and there are a number of reasons why.

The scientist is Neil deGrasse Tyson, and in the United States he is probably the most recognised face of science alive today.

FSLR expands manufacturing capacity and advances next-generation solar technology, but competitive pressures remain a key ...

Full-body defense does not always look the way textbooks say it should. In planarian flatworms, a newly identified cell type ...

America's AI data centers face immense, escalating power demands, severely taxing national grids and driving up energy costs. A promising solution involves repurposing retired electric vehicle ...

Can second-life EV batteries save the grid from AI? Explore how data centers are repurposing electric vehicle batteries to solve exploding power demands.

A Stanford study has uncovered ruptosis, a rapid immune defence in flatworms where specialised cells explode to destroy foreign cells and pathogens.

A newly identified immune cell in flatworms destroys nearby cells through a rapid self-destructive blast, revealing an ancient defense mechanism that could inspire future medical therapies. Credit: ...