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"Small interventions could lead to public health benefits," a researcher said.

Climate, poverty collude to torment Central America

The hotel's cooling tower has now been taken "offline" to prevent further risks.

Surprisingly, the results found that lactase persistence did not become common in Europe until around 1,000 BC. This was nearly 3,000 years after it was first detected in the ancient European gene pool.

Psychological needs are fulfilled when players select weapons, work with other characters and complete missions.

Those who don't get enough physical activity may want to look into HIIT.

A southern hole has been detected in the Sun's atmosphere which is releasing gaseous material. This release in combination with strong solar winds might form a minor G1-class solar storm on Aug. 3, warns forecasters.

The positive effect "is not a general cheese effect," researchers said.

Colombian deforestation policy 'failure' a headache for new government

Shaun is going where no "sheep" has gone before.

California wildfire death toll hits four

Bike-loving Rutte rides to record term as Dutch PM

"All too often, doctors act as though the stars align more frequently than they actually do," the study's lead author said.

In the experiment to determine the device's efficacy, stickers were applied to volunteers, and the devices were shown to produce live, high-resolution images of major blood vessels and internal organs such as the heart, lungs and stomach.

Natural disaster losses hit $72 bn in first half 2022: Swiss Re

The aim of the researchers was to find the metabolic characteristics of the individuals with this disease to prove that "low BMI" diabetes is a distinct form of diabetes.

The much-awaited Perseids meteor shower is set to peak this month.

The researchers were able to take the "first ever" photos of the tree and its lovely flowers.

France and parts of England see driest July on record

Two dead in California's largest wildfire this year

The findings imply that baby talk and baby songs are independent of cultural and social influences.

The previous record was on July 19, 2020, when we gained 1.4602 milliseconds.

Harvard scientists have discovered biological mechanisms that enhance disease tolerance in frog embryos and based on the findings, identified drugs that reduce disease progression in the embryos.

The deaths reportedly don't change authorities' "assessment of the outbreak in Europe."

Kentucky flood death toll hits 28 with more bodies expected

US Speaker Pelosi confirms Asia-Pacific tour, silent on Taiwan

Mountain melt shutters classic Alpine routes

Death toll from week-long Iran flooding tops 80

Kentucky flooding death toll rises to 25