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South Korean authorities on Monday reported the nation's first death from a "brain-eating amoeba". The  Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) as per Yonhap news agency confirmed that a 50-year-old Korean man who had recently returned from Thailand died from the disease. Here's all you need to know about the "brain-eating amoeba":

The bottom of deep-sea trenches accumulates disproportionately large amounts of carbon, according to recent research.

This new discovery gives information to a distant past's discovery of a new meal. British researchers have found evidence of the first mammal that a dinosaur species ate during the early days, and its remains gave massive hints as to what it is, one of the earliest discoveries for the extinct animal.

Relentless Enterprises Inc., a licensed cannabis dispensary doing business as Theraleaf, reached a civil settlement with Santa Clara County Distri...

From seeing the oldest and farthest galaxies ever, to finding microplastics in our bodies, these amazing scientific developments made us say “WOW.”

Ninety-six percent of people with early stage kidney disease don't know they have it, the CDC warns. Here's how to spot a problem.

The study is the first detailed evaluation that assesses the brain immune system by looking at cells in cerebrospinal fluid.

The study shows that encapsulating the vitamin in polymers allows it to be added to food, while remaining stable during storage and cooking.

Researchers used AI to analyze genes and discovered that aging is caused by unbalanced genes.

Bumblebees and other pollinators are at risk from a variety of factors, such as exposure to pesticides, climatic change, habitat loss from agriculture and development, and viruses that wreak havoc on numerous species. But a recent discovery might make things easier for them.