A new study reveals that tropical cyclones in the Caribbean are becoming more frequent, with a significant increase in the last 20 years. Research from the Great Blue Hole suggests a troubling future with potentially 45 storms by 2100.
Discover how a groundbreaking study reveals that monitoring driving habits in real-time can significantly enhance road safety, potentially saving lives and reducing accidents.
A new study reveals that shingles vaccination may reduce the risk of dementia by 20% in older adults. Discover how this common vaccine could protect aging brains and its implications for dementia prevention.
A new study reveals alarming links between bedtime screen use and insomnia, showing that each additional hour of screen time increases insomnia risk by 63%. Experts offer tips to mitigate these effects.
A new study reveals that the 4:3 intermittent fasting method could lead to more significant weight loss than traditional daily calorie restriction. Discover how this approach may be the key to effective weight management.
A groundbreaking study suggests that microlightning between charged water droplets may have generated amino acids, potentially sparking the origins of life on Earth. This research builds on the historic Miller-Urey experiment, revealing new insights into how life could have emerged from non-living molecules.
A new study reveals that cuts in foreign aid by Western nations could lead to over 10 million new HIV infections and nearly 3 million deaths by the decade's end, particularly affecting vulnerable populations.
A new study reveals a surprising benefit of the cashless payment trend: a significant drop in children needing surgery for swallowed coins. This trend highlights the unintended positive effects of technology on safety.
In a shocking move, the Department of Health has appointed vaccine skeptic David Geier to lead a new NIH study. Experts warn this could undermine decades of scientific research on vaccines and public health.
A new study warns that up to 2.9 million more people could die from HIV-related causes by 2030 due to significant cuts in international aid. Researchers urge immediate action to prevent a resurgence of the HIV epidemic.
