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Nuclear accidents and nuclear warfare are at risk amid the Russia-Ukraine war, say physicists. According to researchers, childhood exposure to automobile exhaust from leaded gas took a total of 824 million IQ points from over 170 million Americans living today, accounting for more than half of the population of the United States.

Many coastal regions are facing risks of coastal flooding as a result of rising sea levels. Some cities are putting up walls in an effort to protect land from flooding while others are looking for more creative alternatives.

Atom Limbs is developing the first artificial human arm in the form of the Atom Touch, which is due to be available in 2023.

A.I. could address cardiovascular disease, which appears as the biggest health concern in the world, and offer new methods in the treatment of heart diseases.

The outbreak of bird flu has placed lots of farmers on high alert with the cases of "highly pathogenic avian influenza" increasing throughout the state. Reports on the outbreak have been confirmed in several states and most recently at the Suffolk County, New York.

Creating sustainability in space means we need a better understanding of how Earth sustains us.

Given the dangers of Climate Change, is it time to adopt a "net-negative" strategy for carbon dioxide removal?

A vicious geomagnetic storm has destroyed 40 out of 49 deployed SpaceX Starlink satellites, according to the latest report.

Researchers are using MRI scanners to guide 2mm metal spheres to the site of a tumor, and heating them to kill cancerous cells.

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