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Robotic Pet Cats Improve Behavioral Symptoms In Adults With Dementia, Study Shows

The participants improved in all mood scores over time.

Uncertain Future For The Booksellers Of Kabul

Abdul Amin Hossaini, a middle-aged bookseller, says business was good before the Taliban took over the Afghan capital

Uncertain future for the booksellers of Kabul

World Faces Growing Threat Of 'Unbearable' Heatwaves

If nothing is done to slow climate change, the record temperatures and deadly heatwaves it brings will only get worse, experts warn

World faces growing threat of 'unbearable' heatwaves

Rising sea levels and violent flooding are already putting tens of millions of lives at risk in Bangladesh, but they bring another problem that threatens the entire nation: Water-logged land and high salinity in streams and soil are killing crops

Floating Farms, Salt-resistant Rice: Bangladeshis Adapt To Survive

Floating farms, salt-resistant rice: Bangladeshis adapt to survive

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Postpartum Depression: Brisk Walking May Help Mothers Ease Symptoms

Even just 15 minutes of brisk walking a day "could make a really big difference."

A child stands on a dry land in Bala Murghab district of Badghis province. Drought stalks the parched fields around the remote Afghan district of Bala Murghab, where climate change is proving a deadlier foe than the country's recent conflicts

Five Climate Change Myths

Five climate change myths

Pesquet said his experience in space made him appreciate Earth's fragility

'Never Seen Anything Like It': Astronaut On 2021 Climate Disasters

'Never seen anything like it': astronaut on 2021 climate disasters

Little is known about why sharks bite humans

Surfers Or Seals All The Same Prey To Near-blind Sharks

Surfers or seals all the same prey to near-blind sharks

FDA Sets Restriction, Updates Label Requirements For Breast Implants

Breast implants are considered Class III medical devices.

Turkey's plan to buy the US-made F-35 stealth fighter (an Italian air force F-35 is seen here) was cancelled after Ankara decided to acquire Russia's S-400 air defense system

Erdogan Says 'Likely' To Meet Biden In Glasgow

Erdogan says 'likely' to meet Biden in Glasgow

Activist fund Third Point called for Royal Dutch Shell to break itself up

Activist Fund Says Royal Dutch Shell Should Break Itself Up

Bemoaning how the Anglo-Dutch giant's stock valuation has lagged that of oil industry rivals, activist Daniel Loeb called for a "bold strategy" shift from the oil giant as he announced that he took a stake in the company.

India, which still relies on coal for some 70 percent of its generated electricity, says it will seek to make wealthy nations pay for measures to ease rising temperatures

India Vows To Take Up 'Climate Justice' Combat At COP26

India vows to take up 'climate justice' combat at COP26

state of florida bans alcohol in all bars

Increased Alcohol Consumption During COVID-19 Raised Demand For Liver Transplants

There has been an increased need for liver transplants during the COVID-19 pandemic and it can be chalked up to the surge in heavy drinking.

Imperial Tobacco Lodges Legal Challenge Against Cigarette Plain Packaging

Cigarette Sales Rebound During COVID-19 For The First Time In 20 Years

Cigarette sales shot up last year at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in a rare boost for the tobacco industry.

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak speaks in the House of Commons

UK Eyes Solid Economic Recovery Despite Strong Inflation

UK eyes solid economic recovery despite strong inflation

'Shark's Eye View': Researchers Find Evidence For 'Mistaken Identity' Theory Behind Shark Bites

Shark retinas' poor spatial resolving power may be behind the mistaken bites.

Germany's car industry has been particularly hard hit by supply chain problems, with idled factories helping to an overall slowdown in the economy's recovery

Stalling Growth Creates Headache For Next German Government

Stalling growth creates headache for next German government

Tucked away in rural New Zealand, a multi-million dollar research facility is working to slash the greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere by farm animals -- saving the world one belch at a time

Kiwi Boffins Aim To Clear The Air On Livestock Emissions

Kiwi boffins aim to clear the air on livestock emissions

The livestock industry sees using seaweed as an animal feed supplement as a means of helping it to cut its substantial carbon footprint

Orkney's Seaweed-eating Sheep Offer Hopes Of Greener Farming

Orkney's seaweed-eating sheep offer hopes of greener farming

Even Walking Can Be Affected By Sleep Deprivation: Study

The study shows that gait isn't simply an automatic process.

Lamprey prepared for roasting at Latvia's Salacgriva festival

Lampreys: Eel-like Parasites Beloved By Latvians

Lampreys: eel-like parasites beloved by Latvians

Hikers walk next to sinkholes in the southern part of the Dead Sea

Sinkholes On Receding Dead Sea Shore Mark 'Nature's Revenge'

Sinkholes on receding Dead Sea shore mark 'nature's revenge'

Who, me?: New tactics are being investigated to try to curb the methane emissions of cows

Gas Giants: Can We Stop Cows From Emitting So Much Methane?

Gas giants: Can we stop cows from emitting so much methane?

Queen Elizabeth II had an overnight stay in hospital after a packed schedule in early October

Queen Elizabeth Cancels COP26 Attendance 'On Medical Advice'

Queen Elizabeth cancels COP26 attendance 'on medical advice'

US President Joe Biden heads to Europe, with domestic worries piling up

Biden Swaps Home Tensions For Foreign Frustrations In Europe Summits

Biden swaps home tensions for foreign frustrations in Europe summits

Parents in the suburbs of the US capital say prolonged school closures are taking a toll on school children's mental health

How COVID-19 Stress Is Still Making Small Decisions Difficult For Americans

The COVID-19 pandemic has been putting enough of a strain on Americans that it is affecting how they make basic decisions, even as many Americans hold onto the belief that there will be a return to normalcy once the pandemic ends.