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Nature and nurture both determine how likely you are to develop a particular disease. So, I was at the doctor's office, and she drops a bombshell on me: "Genetics don't really matter for chronic...

College grad here, trying my hand at rewriting an interesting article about sleep struggles during the pandemic. So, like, I never used to have problems with sleeping until COVID-19 hit. A few months into...

The Blue Danube, written by Johann Strauss, is set to be played into space to mark the 200th birthday of the composer and the 50th anniversary of the European Space Agency (ESA). The Vienna...

So, like, I was chilling in my backyard in San Diego, setting up my telescope for some astrophotography. The night was lit up by the city lights, but that wasn't gonna stop me from...

A decade ago, astronomers only knew about 62 moons orbiting Saturn. Fast forward to today, and the ringed planet now boasts a whopping 274 official satellites. This number surpasses all other planets in our...

Tycho, one of the best studied supernova remnants, may have briefly served as the most powerful collider in the universe, new research hints. Supernovas can become some of the most powerful particle colliders in...

Fresh Approach to Vaccines for LivestockAs the threat of bird flu looms over US farms, researchers are hustling to find ways to combat the outbreaks before they spiral into a human pandemic. One group...

Alright, so here's the deal with aliens, folks. We haven't found any yet, but scientists are on the hunt. They're looking at water-rich bodies in our solar system, like Jupiter's moon Europa, and Earth-like...

So, apparently, some smart folks have figured out that your blood and pee can spill the beans on what you eat. Yeah, you heard me right! An article in PLOS Medicine spilled the tea...

The Cardigan Bay Mystery: What Are British Dolphins Really Up To?So, picture this: a group of scientists going all Sherlock Holmes on the bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay, Wales. No, they're not looking for...