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An employee helps identify and sort empty barrels at the Quebec Maple Syrup Producers storage facility in Laurierville, on December 09, 2021

Sticky Situation: Canada Taps Maple Syrup Reserves To Meet Soaring Demand

Sticky situation: Canada taps maple syrup reserves to meet soaring demand

Foreigners Among 11 Killed In Iraqi Kurdistan Floods

Foreigners among 11 killed in Iraqi Kurdistan floods

Scientist Discover First 'True' Millipede With Over 1,300 Legs In Australia

The "pale, thread-like" creature is 95.7 mm long, eyeless, and has a cone-shaped head with antennae and a beak.

Cold Moon: Don't Miss The Last Full Moon Of 2021 This Weekend

It will also be the "longest full moon night of the year."

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This 1 Symptom Could Mean You Have An Omicron Infection: Here’s What To Watch For

If you have this one COVID symptom, you may be infected with the Omicron variant. Here's what you should know.

Nursery Rhymes Can Help Teach Children And Adults How To Prevent Head Injuries: Researcher

Quite a few nursery rhymes feature injured characters.

A local tourist arrives to take shelter at a sports complex in Dapa town, Siargao island

Tens Of Thousands Flee As Super Typhoon Hits The Philippines

Tens of thousands flee as super typhoon hits the Philippines

'Nameless Scaria': New Grasshopper Species Discovered From Photos Shared On Social Media

The pictures were captured in 2008 and shared in 2018.

Big brands are rushing to platforms like Roblox as they look toward the metaverse vision for a virtual reality internet

Brands From Ferrari To Nike Rush Toward 'Metaverse' Future

Brands from Ferrari to Nike rush toward 'metaverse' future

Covid-19 surges are placing a major strain on healthcare systems across the world

US Healthcare Spending Rose $4 Trillion During 2020 Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic caused U.S. healthcare spending to rise $4 trillion in 2020 and nearly twice per capita than any other country.

Early data suggests Omicron resists vaccines and is more transmissible than the Delta variant

Coronavirus Update: US Will See Surge In Delta, Omicron Variants

The US will soon see a surge in Omicron and Delta variant cases in the coming weeks but the severity of the Omicron variant remains unclear.

Dawson Springs, Kentucky, was among the places hardest hit when tornadoes ripped homes apart across five US states

Connecting Online, Tornado Victims Track Down Lost Treasures

Connecting online, tornado victims track down lost treasures

Teen Drug Use Falls To Its Lowest Level Since 1975, Says US Government Survey

Teens are using less illicit drugs and alcohol according to findings.

Combination Of These 2 Common Sleep Disorders Associated With Higher Death Risk

Those with COMISA had almost 50% higher mortality risk.

At an emergency shelter in Dawson Creek, Kentucky, people whose homes were lost or damaged to the twister pick out donated clothes, food and over-the-counter medicine -- as well as toys that may serve as Christmas gifts to children

After Mega Tornado, Kentucky Desperate For Christmas Salve

After mega tornado, Kentucky desperate for Christmas salve

This file handout photo provided to AFP on November 16, 2021 by Pfizer shows the making of its experimental Covid-19 antiviral pills, Paxlovid, at its laboratory in Freiburg, Germany

Pfizer Says COVID-19 Pill Is 89% Effective, Likely Works Against Omicron Variant

The treatment is called Paxlovid and it could be available in the U.S. before the end of 2021.

Global markets have seen wild swings since Omicron hit the headlines last week, forcing governments to reimpose containment measures

South African Analysis Finds Vaccination Only 30% Effective Against Omicron

Findings released from South Africa on Tuesday revealed what many already suspected about the variant but with more conclusive data.

Visitors watched the departure of the first Nightjet train between Vienna and Paris

Vienna-Paris Night Train Is Reborn, Empty

Vienna-Paris night train is reborn, empty

The report urged the international community to provide aid in the short term to countries in need, but also invest in agriculture and other related sectors

Covid, Conflict And Climate Worsening Hunger In Africa: Report

Covid, conflict and climate worsening hunger in Africa: report

Pfizer Says Covid Pill Drastically Reduces Severe Disease

Pfizer says Covid pill drastically reduces severe disease

A newly-born male Francois' Langur, one of the world's rarest monkeys, staying close to his mother Noel at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney

Monkey Day 2021: Ways To Celebrate, 7 Interesting Facts About The Primates

We can take this day as a chance to get to know more these amazing creatures and even help protect them.

Toyota president Akio Toyoda said the company will aim to sell 3.5 million electric vehicles annually starting in 2030

Toyota Boosts Electric Vehicle Sales Target

Toyota boosts electric vehicle sales target

This Song Led To A Reduction In Suicides, Increase In Lifeline Calls: Study

There were 9,915 extra calls to the helpline during the period when the song was garnering massive attention.

Vaping May Double Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction, Make Men Impotent: Study

The study surveyed over 13,000 healthy men over the age of 20.

Consumed worldwide, eel is particularly popular in Asia, and perhaps nowhere more so than Japan, where remains found in tombs show it has been eaten on the archipelago for thousands of years

Adored And Endangered: The Complex World Of The Japanese Eel

Adored and endangered: the complex world of the Japanese eel

Construction workers on a flood defense project on the east side of Manhattan, New York

Vulnerable To Climate Change, New York Constructs Seawall

Vulnerable to climate change, New York constructs seawall

Bogdan Gaicki rests in the rubble of his home as family members help sort through the tornado damage after extreme weather hit the region on December 12, 2021, in Mayfield, Kentucky

Are Tornadoes Linked To Climate Change? The Science Isn't Yet Definite

Higher temperatures might create more favorable conditions for these violent storms, but for now, scientists remain cautious about drawing a direct connection.

The deal will hand Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte a fourth term in office

Dutch Seal Coalition Deal Record Nine Months After Vote

Dutch seal coalition deal record nine months after vote

The UN Security Council chamber in January 2020

Russia Vetoes UN Resolution On Climate Change As Global Security Threat

Russia vetoes UN resolution on climate change as global security threat

Capsules of the experimental anti-Covid drug molnupiravir, for which Merck is seeking emergency use authorization in the US

Does The New COVID Pill Approved By FDA Carry Risks For Pregnant Women?

An ingredient called molnupiravir is drawing attention to Merck's antiviral COVID-19 pill.

WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan said there was no sign that Omicron could fully sidestep protections provided by existing Covid vaccines

Omicron Leaves Double Vaccinated Still At Risk Of COVID Infection, Says Study

A study by Oxford University found that fully vaccinated individuals did not have complete protection against COVID-19's newest variant.

Lost Species Found: Batman River Loach Unseen For Nearly 50 Years Rediscovered In Turkey

The Batman River loach was last seen in 1974.

The Rwanda government hopes to reduce carbon dioxideÂ emissionsÂ by 16 percent by 2030

Rwanda Turns To Electric Motorbikes To Drive Down Emissions

Rwanda turns to electric motorbikes to drive down emissions

Although the Dutch are almost done with Europe's biggest natural gas field, the Groningen site is not yet done with residents

Gas Field Tremor Terror Haunts Dutch Villages

Gas field tremor terror haunts Dutch villages

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