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Rare COVID-19 Side Effect Makes Food, Perfume Taste And Smell 'Disgusting'

Parosmia is a health condition wherein a person's sense of smell is distorted.

Cyanide Poisoning Risk Prompts Recall Of Apricot Kernels In Canada

The toxin amygdalin can release cyanide when it's eaten.

Skywatching: Solar Eclipse, Comet To Grace The Skies This December

Comet Leonard is set to be the "brightest comet of the year," NASA said.

Nissan said it plans for 50 percent of global sales to be electric or hybrid vehicles by 2030

Nissan Touts 'Pioneer' Status With New Electric Vehicle Targets

Nissan touts 'pioneer' status with new electric vehicle targets

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A man arriving to vote, passes a sign with an image of Jesus wearing a mask advising anyone entering a church to wear a mask as a precaution against Covid-19 in Arlington, Virginia on November 2, 2021

Has The Omicron Variant Been Detected In The US? What CDC Says

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a statement Friday that no cases of the new omicron Covid variant "have been identified in the U.S. to date.”

Marlon Escoto has spent 45 years picking through rubbish at a municipal dump in Honduras to try to find things to sell and earn a living

Vying With Vultures: Widespread Poverty Has Some Hondurans Living Off Rubbish

Vying with vultures: Widespread poverty has some Hondurans living off rubbish

Activists from the Extinction Rebellion group protest outside of Amazon's headquarters in central London on Friday

Extinction Rebellion Targets Amazon In Black Friday Protests

Extinction Rebellion targets Amazon in Black Friday protests

Scientists Spot First Moth Species That Feeds On A Very Poisonous Plant

The discovery was made accidentally.

'Rare' Roman Mosaic Depicting Scenes From 'The Iliad' Unearthed Under UK Farmer's Field

The mosaic was first discovered during the 2020 lockdown.

Baerbock has signalled a more assertive stance on China and Russia

Annalena Baerbock To Become Germany's First Woman Foreign Minister

Annalena Baerbock to become Germany's first woman foreign minister

Andersson is expected to form a minority government made up solely of the Social Democrats, less than a year ahead of September elections

Sweden's Andersson Gets Second Shot At PM Post

Sweden's Andersson gets second shot at PM post

China's CO2 emissions fell in the third quarter for the first time since the country reopened from Covid-19 lockdowns

China's Carbon Emissions Fall For First Time Since Covid Lockdowns: Report

China's carbon emissions fall for first time since Covid lockdowns: report

2 Lions At Croatia Zoo Caught COVID-19 From Keeper: Officials

The lions were tested for COVID-19 via nose swabs and stool samples after they began showing clinical signs of the disease.

The Great Barrier Reef has now suffered three mass coral bleaching events in the past five years, losing half its corals since 1995

Great Barrier Reef Bursts To Life In Stunning Spawning Event [Watch]

The coral spawning event brings much needed hope for the Great Barrier Reef.

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said this year's assembly was "arguably one of the most important" in the UN agency's history

COVID-19 Update: WHO On Precautions The Fully Vaccinated Need To Take

World Health Organization Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that various nations have acquired a “false sense of security” that we are nearing the end of the pandemic and that vaccinated individuals are fully protected against Covid.

Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki warned of "a very dangerous phenomenon whereby various European Union institutions usurp powers they do not have under the treaties and impose their will on member states"

How The Covid Surge Throughout the European Union Jeopardizes An Economic Comeback

As the WHO warns that Europe’s Covid death toll could surpass 2 million by spring, the European Union’s recovery from the economic collapse caused by the pandemic has been jeopardized.