Large Lyme Disease Vaccine Clinical Trial Begins in U.S. and Europe
If approved, it would be the first new shot to combat the misunderstood disease in the U.S. in 20 years
Scientists Bring Cells in Dead Pigs Back to Life
Scientists say the accomplishment may be the first step in making more organs available for transplant
Spain Restricts Use of Air Conditioning in Public Places
The move comes as the European Union tries to limit its dependency on Russian oil and gas
South Korea to Send Its First Mission to the Moon
The unmanned spacecraft will launch next week and begin to orbit the moon in mid-December
Russia Says It Will Leave the International Space Station After 2024
The United States and Russia jointly built and now operate the station
The James Webb Space Telescope Might Have Spotted the Most Distant Galaxy Ever Seen
Scientists think the light detected by the telescope is from just 300 million years after the Big Bang
WHO Declares Monkeypox a Global Health Emergency
Five deaths have been attributed to the disease in the Central African Republic and Nigeria in 2022
First Polio Case in U.S. Since 2013 Detected in New York State
Experts warn that the virus poses a health risk to unvaccinated communities
After Fish Developed Limbs, Some Might Have Returned to Swimming
Scientists think a recently discovered fossil is evidence that evolution is more like a branching tree than a ladder
Penguins Might Not Be Ready to Adapt to Modern Climate Change
A new study looking at genomes and the fossil record shows that penguins evolve slower than other birds
Scientists Just Sent Two Batches of Stem Cells Into Space
Experiments on the International Space Station will help show how human cells grow and age in zero gravity
Our Forests Can't Handle This Much Stress
A new study suggests that climate change is making life more difficult for forests to adapt to new stresses to the environment
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