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Older adults who were physically abused as children were significantly more likely to develop chronic pain and chronic physical illness in later life according to a newly-released study by University of Toronto researchers.

A global team of astrophysicists has located the area in space that is shaped like a “Manatee,” a gigantic aquatic creature, from which strong, extremely energetic x-rays are being emitted into space.

Four in 10 children in the United States grow up in households in which a parent or co-residing adult faced at least one criminal charge, were convicted of a felony or spent time in prison, a University of Michigan study shows.

A new study performed has illustrated the fact that the imbalance of energy on Earth is considered the most crucial metric to gauge the size and impacts of climate change.

Copper currently reigns supreme in the realm of energy. With recent research from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) offering a formula to boost aluminum’s conductivity and making it economically competitive with copper, it might change.

Thanks to a Penn State collaboration, environmental sensors are one step closer to simultaneously detecting several chemicals that can signify disease or pollution.

Does the growing prevalent usage of artificial intelligence (AI) benefit or hinder as the world combats climate change?

At the University of Portsmouth, scientists state that a “one size fits all” method to conserving mangrove forests will not work as a new study discloses a fragile blue carbon system.

By using artificial intelligence to detect pedestrians, other cars, and possible impediments, an autonomous vehicle may go across city streets and other less crowded areas.

A novel approach to building improved, safer lithium-metal batteries has been formulated by Stanford scientists in a new study.