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The Bundibugyo ebolavirus outbreak continues to unfold against infrastructure and financing gaps and a broader system that struggles to respond to diseases of the poor and the peripheral

As the summer sun cranks up the temperature, it increases the risk of heatstroke. It’s not just about feeling uncomfortable; it’s about staying safe. Heatstroke can sneak up on anyone, but it poses a particular threat to kids and parents hustling through their summer adventures.

Betacoronaviruses have now caused three major outbreaks in recent memory. Drugs like Ensitrelvir provide scientists with a valuable starting point against this entire sub-family of viruses, possibly allowing humankind to respond more quickly when the next virus will inevitably emerge

The redesigned mega rocket made its debut two days after SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced he's taking the company public.

By triggering a carefully chosen group of neurons in the brains of mice, scientists were able to implant false memories - much like in Nolan's 'Inception'.

Just like the Y-chromosome is passed down only from father to son, there is a piece of DNA which sits in a different part of the cell called mitochondria, that is passed down only from mother to her children. Tracing them back yields a complex picture of the origins of humans.

A century after, scientists have revealed that the 1908 Tunguska devastation was caused by a meteorite by identifying its microscopic remains. Why it took them so many years makes for a fascinating tale about the limits of science and how we are pushing them.

Starship V3, uncrewed and ​featuring dozens of upgrades tailored for rapid ⁠Starlink satellite launches and NASA moon missions, was to be a key test for the vehicle following months of testing delays

What are the systems designed to support astronauts aboard the spacecraft while in orbit?

Through this series, we try to understand our body better and take a sneak peek at the various health topics you have heard of but have not explored yet!

One of the two specimens of the Trachischium lalremsangai was found in adjoining Myanmar in 2007