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The overall mortality rate for Japanese citizens increased 2.2 percent in 2021 from the previous year due to the spread of COVID-19, according to a research group from the National Cancer Center.

According to MetService, a ridge maintains its presence holding settled weather over much of Aotearoa New Zealand today and Te Waipounamu/South Island in the weekend. A low affecting the upper north, spreads areas of rain to much of Te Ika-a-Māui/North ...

Generative AI is one of the most revolutionary technologies to ever be released. Within the next few years, it is likely to spark changes in the operations of almost every industry. The marketing industry is no exception, as there is a huge amount ...

Associate Agriculture Minister, Hon Jo Luxton, has officially launched Bee Aware Month 2023, an annual nation-wide celebration of bees and their importance to our ecosystem, food chain and economy. <img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2308/45868ad541aca43e50aa.jpeg' ...

Scientists discovered the cancer-causing cell with a genetic mutation that causes a common variant of breast cancer first emerges in patients around the age of puberty. 

Modern home technology is becoming more widespread around the globe as homeowners look to make their living spaces more efficient and enjoyable. From video doorbells to connected lights, modern gadgets make life at home simpler than ever before. With ...

New research shows that in some cases, lifting houses may be a cost-effective way to reduce intermittent flooding risk. Construction cost experts WT Partnership were commissioned by NIWA to provide cost estimates for different types of building. They ...

A simple blood test could replace the need for colonoscopies in children with inflammatory bowel disease, while a new psychological therapy for bipolar disorder is being investigated. These are two of the six research projects soon to be underway thanks to $651,597 ...

In contrast to the falling birthrate in Japan, in-vitro fertilization is on the rise in the country, with a record number of babies born through the process in 2021.

The end of August will bring a blue supermoon to our skies, meaning it is the second super full moon to appear in a single calendar month. The supermoon, which will appear in our skies this Thursday (31 August), will also be the biggest and brightest of ...