Massive return of a once-extinct butterfly in the UK.
A butterfly that was once extinct in the United Kingdom has experienced its best summer in 150 years. The huge blue butterfly is one of ... Read more
“Synthetic” mouse embryos grow a brain, nerve cord, and beating heart.
If applied to human embryos, the discovery could aid in the understanding of human fertility, and developmental abnormalities, and provide a new path for developing ... Read more
A startup denies using technology to ‘whiten’ call center accents.
A Silicon Valley startup has developed technology that allows contact center employees to change their accents in real-time. The startup, Sanas, told that their technology might ... Read more
Moderna sues Pfizer/BioNTech for patent infringement relating to the COVID vaccination.
When the pandemic began, Moderna Inc. and the cooperation of Pfizer Inc., and BioNTech were among the first to create a COVID vaccine. Moderna is ... Read more
Why are so many of us suffering from ‘winter’ illnesses throughout the
Even though it is one of the warmest summers on record, 35-year-old Lorraine Davies and her family have contracted every sickness known to man. Since ... Read more
I was told pregnancy may relieve my chronic pain. I got duped.
The first time a doctor told me that having a kid would alleviate the horrible, menstrual cycle-centered anguish that plagued me every month, I was ... Read more
Cyber attack turmoil at NHS 111 will hurt patients, experts warn. Three
Experts have warned that patients could be harmed by the lingering disarray at NHS 111 in the wake of the cyber attack. The service was ... Read more
New law allows ‘pills by post’ abortions for women under 10 weeks
After a trial period during the epidemic, women in England and Wales will have permanent access to early medical abortions at home beginning the following ... Read more
Tattoo ink can include cancer-causing chemicals that change in sunshine or are
New research suggests that tattoo ink may contain carcinogenic substances. Scientists at the State University of New York (SUNY) discovered that over half of a ... Read more
According to research, sleep deprivation makes people more greedy and antisocial.
When Ebenezer Scrooge awoke on Christmas morning after a restless night, he realized he must abandon his miserly ways. Unfortunately, the same is not likely ... Read more
Russia is “burning off £8.4m worth of gas each day” while Europe
A few weeks ago, Finns spotted a big flame on the horizon near the Russian border, which was the first indication of flare activity. Analysis ... Read more