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The woman was in her 60s when dermatologists finally figured things out.

During the month of May you may have seen us walking lots, yes lots of miles in the glorious county...

Yahoo News: Seawater samples collected by scientists from Wageningen University & Research near four wind farms in the Dutch North Sea showed signs of multiple shark and ray species: thornback rays, basking sharks, spotted rays, starry smooth-hounds, and blonde rays. A contributing factor to the abu...

Small clusters of pits in tooth enamel may be traced back to a single evolutionary lineage millions of years ago.

Some bat species can live cancer-free for up to 25 years, which is equivalent to 180 human years. How do they do it?

An active compound in ginger root may inhibit the growth of cancer tumors via a sabotage of their metabolic pathways. Published in Nature Scientific Reports by a team at Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU), the study demonstrated that a ginger-derived molecule known as EMC shuts down the cells’ fat-...

We could be on the verge of a major cancer treatment breakthrough, with a new vaccine shown to completely obliterate pancreatic cancer cells in preclinical trials. This paves the way for it to move onto the human trial stage. Continue Reading Category: Cancer, Illnesses and conditions, Body & Mind T...

On the occasion of World Ocean Day on 8 June we highlight how three COST Actions are helping to address pressing water challenges affecting both our oceans and freshwater systems – vital resources at the core of life on Earth. Water is at the heart of humanity’s greatest challenges – from… Read more...

Documenting a small town on the southern coast of Ghana, the photographer has captured breathtaking images of the vibrant coastal community.

Without fanfare, something remarkable has happened. Plus, the largest marine protected area in history, a major breakthrough on HIV, good news for animals in Italy, and artificial intelligence versus black holes.

With rising cancer rates, we need more good news, and the latest finding that cancer interacts with the nervous system means cheap and readily available drugs could help

Histria, named after the Thracian river god, lies on an arid promontory near the mouth of the Danube River on the Romanian coast of the Black Sea. The city was founded by settlers from Miletos in the 7th century BC and maintained its Greek character throughout its history, even during the period of ...

The team's technology could transform the shipping industry. College students build first-of-its-kind boat powered by futuristic tech: 'If a team of 25 students can do it, then the bigger companies can' first appeared on The Cool Down.

From The Exiled Soul Library: The Wall is a story of an unnamed woman in her 40s who finds herself cut off from the rest of the world by the sudden appearance of the wall made of unknow material that separates a part of the forest from the rest of the world. This occurrence takes place…

U.S. companies that install and finance residential solar have been struggling for years with rising interest rates and unfavorable policy shifts in California , the country’s biggest rooftop solar market. Now, they face an even more serious threat — Republicans in Congress, who have proposed to tak...

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With the Belgian government changing the way solar panels are (not) financed again, I wondered whether they’re still a worthy investment. Not only an investment but also a way to help reduce the CO2 pollution. Most consumers no doubt will approach solar panels from a financial perspective. That way,...

Forgive me, for I have cited the levelized cost of energy. That’s what I was thinking as I spoke with Kasparas Spokas, one of the co-authors of a new paper from the Clean Air Task Force that examines this popular and widely cited cost metric — and found it wanting. Levelized cost of energy, or LCOE,...

Even after traveling to more than 20 Greek islands, we still never could have imagined the day where we’d be exploring Greece on a sailboat.… The post Greek Islands Adventure: Sailing & Cycling with Boat Bike Tours! appeared first on Nothing Familiar.

When science meets with international co-operation, wildlife populations get a precious chance to recover The post Resurgent tuna and rebounding elephants: the dogged conservation efforts bearing fruit appeared first on Positive News.