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Dementia Risk: Be Wary When Feeling Woozy When Standing Up

Researchers found that those experiencing "wooziness" were almost 40% likely to develop dementia compared to those who did not experience it.

American Lung Association, Cleveland Clinic Team Up For Improved COVID-19 Response

An employee wears protective gear while working at the Azcapotzalco crematorium in Mexico City, on August 6, 2020, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

The American Lung Association and Cleveland Clinic are collaborating to assist and guide healthcare providers on COVID-19 care.

Eczema Genetic Testing In At-Risk Infants Could Be Possible Soon

Scientists have identified and observed the gene variations responsible for atopic dermatitis or eczema. This could mean that genetic testing for infants at risk of having the disease might become available in the near future.

Activated Charcoal Uses You Need To Know: Is It Safe And Effective?

Activated charcoal has become a common ingredient in many health and hygiene products recently, but does this mean the fine black powder is safe to use?

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More Kids, Teens Have Become Fast Food Eaters, CDC Says

More American kids and teens have been feeding on fast food despite warnings of them causing obesity and other health problems.

Coronavirus Prevention: When To Wash Hands To Keep Yourself Safe During Pandemic

Here are the instances when you need to wash your hands to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to the CDC.

COVID-19 Could Be As Deadly As 1918 Spanish Flu, Warn Scientists

The death toll from coronavirus pandemic could be worse if public health officials and world leaders fail to sufficiently contain its spread, scientists said.

Weight Loss Supplements: Lipoic Acid Pills Found Promising In 'Otherwise Healthy' Obese People

Apart from weight loss, the participants who took lipoic acid supplements also found a reduction in body fat and triglyceride levels.

Depression Rate High Among Youngsters, Minorities During Coronavirus Pandemic, Says CDC

Researchers found that the number of Americans reporting drastic mental health and behavioral changes, such as heavy drinking or drug use, were steadily increasing.

COVID-19 Lockdowns Could Worsen Obesity Epidemic, Researchers Warn

The researchers noted several factors that could lead to a rise in obesity cases because of the coronavirus lockdowns.

Ingenuity Helicopter Powered Up For The First Time On Journey To Mars

The Mars Ingenuity Helicopter was powered up and its batteries were charged on the first week of its journey to Mars.

NASA Satellite Catches Triple Comet Flying Past The Sun

NASA's solar satellite captures images of three comets from unknown origins flying in front of the sun.

The Starship prototype was built in a few weeks by SpaceX teams on the Texas coast, in Boca Chica (pictured September 2019)

Job Ad Reveals SpaceX’s Plans For Texas Spaceport Resort

SpaceX is looking to build its first resort that could cater to customers of its commercial spaceflight services.

Stellar 'Sneeze' Caused Supergiant Betelgeuse's Dimming, Scientists Suggest

The stellar 'sneeze' led to a dark cloud that obscured the light from Betelgeuse.

New Study Uncovers Properties Of Alien Water In Neptune And Uranus

Scientists investigated the unusual and alien properties of the bodies of water found in the cores of Neptune and Uranus.

Scientists Discover Fastest Star Orbiting Milky Way’s Supermassive Black Hole

Scientists have identified a group of stars that are closely orbiting the Milky Way galaxy's supermassive black hole.

ESA Discovers New 755-Foot Asteroid With Non-Zero Earth Impact Probability

The ESA has detected a new massive asteroid that has a chance of hitting the planet and causing a major impact event in 2029.

Most Distant Milky Way Look-Alike Challenges Understanding Of Galaxy Formation

The galaxy has two features that were not expected to be observed in galaxies from the early Universe.

Nurses check the intubation of a COVID-19 patient in Lima, Peru, which has topped 10,000 deaths

Air Pollution Could Increase Likelihood Of COVID-19 Related Deaths, Study Says

A new study suggests that urban areas could face a higher number of COVID-19 related deaths.

‘Dolphin Stampede’ Caught On Video Shows Over 300 Dolphins Porpoising

There are several reasons that they travel this way.

Could Stillbirth Be Linked To Gene Mutation? New Study Finds Possible Connection

Researchers said stillbirths happen once in every 100 pregnancies.

First EPA-approved Insect Repellent That Smells Like Grapefruit Kills Mosquitoes And Ticks

This one-of-a-kind insect repellent uses nootkatone that can effectively eliminate mosquitoes and ticks but with a sweet fruity smell.

Breast Cancer Screening Among Women In Their 40s Could Save Lives, Says Study

The British researchers, after analyzing 23 years of data, found a link between conducting the exam at ages 40 to 49 and a 25% drop in breast cancer deaths in the first 10 years.

ESA Scientists Use Lasers To Detect Space Debris In Daylight

A new technique allowed ESA scientists to detect space debris from Earth during the daytime.

Dwarf Galaxy Mystery: Astronomers Shed Light On How The Smallest Galaxies Form Stars

The study shows that star formation in dwarf galaxies may be paused for billions of years but eventually gets reignited.

NASA Astronaut Pays Tribute To Beirut Blast Victims From The ISS

The remaining NASA astronaut in space posted a message on Twitter for the victims of the devastating Beirut explosion.

Earthquake Swarm In California’s San Andreas Fault Might Trigger Powerful Quake Next Week, USGS Warns

The USGS warned that the recent series of seismic activity in the San Andreas Fault has increased the chances of a powerful earthquake happening next week.

Rare Nebula Resembling Giant Butterfly In Space Photographed By ESO Telescope

The unique color and butterfly-like shape of NGC 2899 were created by its extreme temperatures and central stars.

Watch Perseid Meteor Shower Captured By ESA's Meteor Camera [VIDEO]

The ESA shared a short video highlighting the recent peak of the Perseid meteor shower.

Eclipse Viewed By NASA’s SDO Satellite Now Underway

The eclipse season for NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory satellite has officially started.

NASA Tracker: Near-Earth Object To Fly Past Earth On Thursday

NASA is monitoring an approaching asteroid that has an Earth-crossing orbit.

Frozen Megamouth Shark Swims To The Smithsonian For Rare Research Opportunity

Scientists have rarely observed this shark.

Wegmans Food Market Recalls Lemons And Oranges Over Listeria Contamination

The FDA has shared on its website the press release of Wegmans announcing the recall of certain types of oranges and lemons sold at various stores in six states.