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Former U.S. President Donald Trump gestures as he speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida, U.S. February 26, 2022.

How Donald Trump Motivated Thousands To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine

An advertisement featuring Donald Trump pushed thousands to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 Update: Will You Need Another Booster Dose? Regulators Discuss

Regulators discuss the need for additional COVID-19 booster doses

Why Are Women In The US More Likely To Die From Preventable Causes Than Other Countries?

Women in the United States were found to die from preventable causes at higher rates than a number of their peers in the developed world, owing to the high cost of healthcare deterring them from seeking medical help.

Illustration shows test tube labelled "COVID-19 Omicron variant test positive

National Omicron BA.2 Wave Unlikely To Hit US, Says Former FDA Commissioner

The United States is unlikely to see a surge in Omicron BA.2 cases nationally despite initial fears that a new wave was on the horizon, a former FDA commissioner said on Tuesday.

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Nevada's Dixie Valley Toads Come Under 'Rare' Emergency Protection

Dixie Valley toads can only be found in Nevada.

Researchers Find Just How Important Birds And Bees' Team-Up Is To Coffee

Without them, crop yield dropped by 24.7%.

To cut emissions, switch to a plant-based diet

Fly Less? Go Vegan? How People Can Take Climate Action

Fly less? Go vegan? How people can take climate action

Wine growers burned candles to protect vineyards from the coldest April day in 75 years

French Fruit, Vineyards Endure Coldest April Day In 75 Years

French fruit, vineyards endure coldest April day in 75 years

The report's main focus is on weaning the global economy off fossil fuels and moving to alternative energy sources

'Now Or Never' To Avoid Climate Catastrophe, Warns UN

'Now or never' to avoid climate catastrophe, warns UN

Eating Prunes May Benefit Bone Health, Prevent Osteoporosis: Study

A team of researchers conducted a study on three groups of postmenopausal women whose bone mineral density scores were considered low.

The agriculture sector is grappling with sky-high energy prices following pandemic lockdowns and labour shortages in the wake of Britain's exit from the European Union

Ukraine War Sows More Turmoil For UK Farms

Ukraine war sows more turmoil for UK farms

Wild Blueberry Extract Can Help Heal Wounds, Study Finds

The topical gel with blueberry phenolic extract led to 12% better wound closure.

Geologists Day: Significance, Interesting Geology Facts

Geology is much more than just the study of rocks.

The COP26 climate summit in Glasgow last year saw a score of the group's members arrested

Scientists Risk Arrest To Sound Climate Alarm

Scientists risk arrest to sound climate alarm

Following in the footsteps of former popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI, Francis visited the holy grotto in Rabat, lighting a candle and saying a prayer

Pope Laments 'Tormented Ukraine', Defends Migrants On Malta Trip

Pope laments 'tormented Ukraine', defends migrants on Malta trip

A beekeeper works at the Inzerki Apiary: a five-storeyed structure of wooden struts and dry mud stretching along a hillside

Stung By Drought, Morocco's Bees Face Disaster

Stung by drought, Morocco's bees face disaster

Trapper Ray Gall packs out a beaver from one of his traps in Ontario, Canada

Canadian Trappers Wrestle With Loss Of Russia, Ukraine Fur Markets

Canadian trappers wrestle with loss of Russia, Ukraine fur markets

In this photo taken on February 19, 2022, people carry belongings after a giant landslide in Petropolis, Brazil

Torrential Rains Kill 14 In Brazil

Torrential rains kill 14 in Brazil

Torrential Rains In Brazil Kill Eight, 13 Missing

Torrential rains in Brazil kill eight, 13 missing

After two years of keeping Covid at bay, Hong Kong is now in the throes of its worst outbreak with much of the population working from home or limiting their outings

New COVID-19 Variant? What the UK Government Has To Say About The XE Strain

A new COVID-19 variant has been discovered in the United Kingdom, as the country’s Health Security Agency has started an analysis of it.

People wear face masks during the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Singapore, April 3, 2020.

COVID-19 Vaccination: Cardiac Complications After Infection Vs. Shot, According To CDC

The CDC compared the risks of cardiovascular complications from COVID-19 infection and vaccination.

US President Joe Biden announced Thursday a sweeping plan to tap strategic oil stockpiles to reduce gasoline prices

Will Biden's Plan To Tap US Oil Reserves Reduce Gasoline Prices?

Will Biden's plan to tap US oil reserves reduce gasoline prices?

'Mental Health Crisis': Concerning Findings Regarding Teens And Pandemic Unveiled By CDC

A survey conducted by the CDC found an unsettling truth regarding teen mental health during the pandemic

A syringe and a vial labelled "coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine" are placed on a passport in this illustration taken April 27, 2021.

COVID-19: Infections Reach A Record High In This Country

Data shows that the infection rate in this country has reached a record high.

Toxic Exposure: Presence Of Chemicals In Pet Feces, Urine Suggests Risks To Human Health

The researchers analyzed the feces and urine samples of dozens of cats and dogs.

EU-China relations have been plagued by a host of contentious issues even before Beijing abstained from condemning Moscow's assault on Ukraine

EU Warns China Against Backing Russia's Ukraine War

EU warns China against backing Russia's Ukraine war

Pregnancy Increases Risk Of Getting COVID-19 Even When Fully Vaccinated, According To Study

A study found that pregnancy, along with other comorbidities, can increase the chance of getting a breakthrough COVID-19 infection.

Ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug, has been widely distributed in Latin America as a treatment for coronavirus

Anti-Parasitic Drug Ivermectin Showed No Sign Of Alleviating COVID-19, Says New Study

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that the popular drug does not decrease the chances of being hospitalized due to COVID-19.