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Brigham and Women's Hospital is conducting the first human trial of an Alzheimer's nasal vaccine meant to prevent or slow the disease's progression.

Heat from a comet explosion likely melted and fused soil in the Chilean desert, transforming it into massive patches of glass.

Los Angeles County officials attribute the foul odor to a toxic, colorless gas called hydrogen sulfide.

The CDC suggests boosters for some adults after six months. But some experts say there's room for interpretation in those guidelines.

Some experts suggest that adults with mild asthma and people in their 40s and 50s consider a booster shot after five or six months.

Participants in the Chicago pilot will be chosen at random, but individuals must earn less than $35,000 per year to qualify.

Chemicals from cleaning products could impact the health of future generations before they're even conceived.

Some colleges accept a higher share of their male applicants than female applicants to keep the student body ratio even, since more girls apply.

The researchers also found that pregnant women carrying baby boys had fewer antibodies to the virus than pregnant women carrying baby girls.

A new device built by the nonprofit The Ocean Cleanup brought back 64,000 pounds of plastic from the Pacific Ocean in two-and-a-half months.