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Three individuals in the United Kingdom (UK) have been infected with a rare canine disease caused by the Brucella canis bacterium.

The scientists are carefully monitoring an Empire State Building-sized asteroid that could potentially hit Earth.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will bring independent advisors together to assess clinical trials involving artificial womb technology.

The phenomenon of species extinction is a natural part of evolution, and a recent study suggests that the loss is not limited to individual species but extends to entire genera of animals.

A professor in Nigeria is advocating for the use of digital technology to help the country's struggling farmers cope with climate change.

A Canadian university-led program aims to enhance global healthcare for marginalized populations by exploring AI applications.

Rice University researchers have achieved a significant breakthrough in successfully extracting hydrogen from plastic waste.

According to a recent survey conducted by Glocalities, more people around the world prefer to use solar power over fossil fuels.

Researchers discovered that various bacterial species can help clean our oceans by eating plastic waste.

Scientists embarked on extensive research to uncover the link between cigarette smoking habits and the aging process in individuals.