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The original purpose of the experiment was to increase the bonding and cooperation amongst the hamsters.

Experts from Tokyo Metropolitan University developed a new direct air capture (DAC) technology that performs twice as the carbon capture systems available today. Learn more about the innovation and how it works.

The laboratories of Dr Silvia de Santis and Dr Santiago Canals, both of the Institute of Neurosciences UMH-CSIC (Alicante, Spain), have used diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging to show brain inflammation for the first moment and in considerable detail.

Environmentalists are concerned about a new danger to biodiversity: renewable energy. Cleaner energy sources are critical in the fight against climate change, but some scientists argue that more should be done to preserve pristine desert environments.

To mark the start of Memorial Day weekend, several Chicago-area counties have reached a "high community level" for COVID, per the Centers for Disease Control...

Chicago health officials are set to deliver a COVID-19 update ahead of Memorial Day weekend as the city and surrounding suburbs prepare to enter a high alert...

Climate change much faster than predicted: study-

Chicago is expected to soon enter a "high" alert level under guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but what will that mean heading...

As per a new study, the habit of watching television for a long duration can increase the risk of coronary heart disease.

It was long known that being in space could potentially cause brain damage, similar to concussions. It has also been well-documented that staying in space for too long has negative effects on the body.