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Researchers at King's College London found that cutting back on daily calories could help to slow the progression of gum disease.

The UAE Minister of Energy expresses concerns about long-term undersupply of cru

China is leading the global commitment to nuclear power, with several countries, including BRICS members, also making significant investments in new reactors.

A new study, published this month in the European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, might have confirmed the presence of the so-called erogenous area dubbed the "G spot."

The U.S. imposed sanctions on entities across Iran, Hong Kong, Turkey, and the U.A.E. for aiding Irans drone program, which supplies UAVs to Russia for use against Ukraine.

The Guardian has analyzed a number of health studies in order to compile a list of the best exercises to do by decade, factoring in physicality as well as social needs and possible lifestyle constraints.

Curing cancer could soon be as easy as a few taps on your mobile, according to a team of scientists at Rice University who have received $45 million in funding for a novel, implant-based treatment system that could cut cancer death rates by 50%.

Prophecy of Zoom. Scientists from the UK's Durham University analyzed how employees are perceived based on their Zoom backgrounds.

New research from Canada shows that people addicted to marijuana are more likely to suffer heart attacks, strokes or other cardiovascular episodes compared to those without cannabis use disorder.

These Are The Pittsburgh Area's Top High Schools, Study Says - Pittsburgh, PA - Here are the top 20 high schools in the Pittsburgh region according to data analysis company Niche.