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Dr. Joanne Wintersgill was on the University of North Georgia undergraduate and graduate nursing faculty,

Following a special series on the Babbage podcast on the history and technical underpinnings of artificial intelligence, join Alok Jha, the science and technology editor, as he hosts a panel of The Economist's journalists to answer subscribers' questions about AI and its impact.There will be an opportunity to ask questions during the live event. You can also submit them in advance using the question box below.

In this Month in Review article for March, news on topics such as asthma and the impacts of pollution in the pulmonology field were highlighted.

As May flowers begin to sprout, another spring emergence will be on the horizon in the Chicago area: cicadas.

Eight students of David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences, Uburu, Ebonyi State, have been expelled from the institution for misconduct and

New research suggests some individuals have an innate advantage over others in high-speed situations such as ball games

Red-crowned cranes fly around Phu My Species and Habitat Conservation Area, Giang Thanh district, then land in search of food in March 2024.

New research suggests humans perceive visuals at widely different time frames

The April 8 solar eclipse won’t leave eastern North Carolina in the dark, but there will still be plenty to see and a slew of activities centered around the celestial

Torontonians eager to catch a glimpse of the upcoming total solar eclipse would be wise to hit the road and head out of town next Monday.