Global Computing's Carbon Footprint Is Bigger Than Previously Estimated

Bird species increased in urban areas during human lockdowns for the pandemic

Insulin resistance can make you more than twice as likely to develop major depression, even if you haven't developed full-blown diabetes

About 7,000 steps per day could lead to a longer life

We hear what we want to hear — New research confirms people lend greater credence to sources of information confirming what they already believe to be true -- or at least what they hope to be true

Dino-killing asteroid set stage for evolution of modern snakes — According to new study, the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs triggered period of accelerated diversification among snakes

In an analysis of nearly 16,000 young people who required medical care after encounters with law enforcement in the state between 2005 and 2017, Black teens age 15 to 19 had a more than three-fold higher risk for injury than White youths of the same age

Data from Poland suggests most vaccine skeptics are motivated by a generalized negative attitude to vaccines, not direct experience

Study: Social media companies failed to remove 84% of antisemitic posts

RNA Breakthrough Creates High-Yield, Drought-Tolerant Rice, Potatoes

New Instant Water Disinfectant 'Millions of Times More Effective' Than Commercial Methods

Red Dead Redemption 2 doesn't sound like an educational tool, but players of the video game can learn to identify American wildlife, according to a new study

COVID-19 can have long-term effects on heart rate, study finds

In wealthier countries, per capita air pollution and CO2 emissions in major cities have been declining over the last few decades

Climate lawsuit litigants are relying on dated science, study finds

A single dose of one of the two-shot COVID-19 vaccines prevented an estimated 95% of new infections among healthcare workers two weeks after receiving the jab, a study published Wednesday by JAMA Network Open found.

Sperm evolution heavily influenced by location of eggs

Study: Kids with COVID-19 may be as contagious as adults

Study: Rideshare services reduce drunk-driving convictions, injuries from crashes

Hackers steal 780gb of data from major game publisher Electronic Arts

Commonly used cosmetics, including certain types of mascara and lipstick, contain high levels of potentially toxic chemicals that are not listed on labels, according to an analysis published Tuesday by the journal Environmental Science and Technology Letters.

Study identifies 13 drugs as potential COVID-19 treatment options

Five Oregon counties vote to leave state, create 'Greater Idaho'

'Ghost Gun' Loophole Leads US Justice Dept to Propose New Definition of 'Firearm'

Honeywell Admits Sending F-35, F-22 Technical Drawings To China

'Brain fog' can linger with long-haul COVID-19

Arthritis drug may limit COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, study finds

Study: COVID-19 lockdowns led to 95K fewer air pollution-related deaths globally

TikTok sued for collecting children's data in Britain, Europe

A new study shows there is a clear link between vitamin D deficiency and oxidative capacity in skeletal muscle

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