Science and Health

South Korea Sets Thursday Deadline for Return of Striking Doctors

Japan’s ‘Naked Men’ Festival Succumbs to Aging of Population

Study Finds Seniors Enjoy Virtual Reality

Private US Moon Lander ‘Alive and Well’ After Rocky Landing

Army Doctor, Black Hawk Pilot Holds Record for Longest US Spaceflight

President Says Alabama IVF Ruling ‘Direct Result’ of Roe Decision

Second IVF Provider in Alabama Pauses Some Services After Ruling on Embryos

New Clues Discovered About Silent Brain Changes That Precede Alzheimer’s

Medics Set Up Blood Transfusion Station Near Donbas Front Line

Zimbabwe Launches New Polio Vaccination Campaign Amid Outbreak

Private US Spacecraft Enters Orbit around the Moon Ahead Of Landing Attempt

Alabama Supreme Court Rules Frozen Embryos Are ‘Children’ Under State Law

Newly Discovered Quasar May Be Universe’s Brightest Object

Domestic Pet Cloning Goes Mainstream

Endangered Rhinos Return to Plateau in Central Kenya

Brazil’s Health Agents Hunt Mosquitos in Dengue Epidemic Fight

China to Show Off Airliner at Singapore Show Amid Supply Crunch

Airlines Look to Fuel Planes With Plants. But Should They?

Patients Wait for Lifesaving Medications as US Drug Shortage Continues

Russia Developing ‘Anti-Satellite Capability,’ White House Confirms

Health Agencies Call for Stepped-up Action to Eliminate Cervical Cancer

Bangkok Says Work from Home as Pollution Blankets City

Scientists Create New Map of the World’s Coral Reefs

Delhi’s Deadly Air Pollution Prompts Some to Quit City

New Delhi’s Deadly Air Pollution Prompts Some to Quit City

As Alcohol Abuse Rises in Zambia, Authorities Pledge to Enforce Regulation

UN Report: Migratory Species Facing Extinction

Malawian Innovator Electrifies Homes Amid Skepticism From Experts

Cancer Patients, Doctors Push Back Against Drugs’ Harsh Side Effects

More US Schools Suggest Mildly Sick Kids Attend Anyway

Proposed Mine Outside US Wildlife Refuge Nears Approval

10 African Penguin Chicks Hatch at San Francisco Museum

Canada Postpones Plan to Allow Euthanasia for Mentally Ill

Brazil Launches Mass Vaccination Campaign Against Dengue Fever

NASA, SpaceX Join Forces to Study Earth’s Environment

As Warming Stokes Storms, Some Want Bigger Hurricane Scale: Category 6?

Study Finds Ocean Heatwaves Could Affect Global Food Supplies

Russian Cosmonaut Sets Record for Total Time in Space

Crane Who Fell for Keeper Dies at 42

Who Freed Flaco? Owl’s Escape From New York Zoo Remains a Mystery

X Chromosome Linked to Autoimmune Diseases

US Won’t Restore Protections for Wolves in Rockies

Skyscraper-Sized Asteroid to Fly by Earth

Scientists Try to Assess Wars’ Impact on Environment, Climate Change

US Hurricane Center’s Forecasts to Expand to Include Inland Areas

Staggering Rise in New Cancer Cases Projected in 2050

Spanish Region Cuts Water Use Amid Record Drought

Humans Reached Northern Europe in Time of Neanderthals

Kenyan Entrepreneur Makes Snacks from Indigenous Grains

Third Round of Polio Vaccination Targets High-Risk Counties in Northeastern Kenya

US Syphilis Cases Rise in 2022; Most in 70 Years

African Small Businesses Turn to AI to Improve E-commerce

Malawi Launches New COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Amid Rising Cases

WHO: Great Progress Made in Eliminating Trans Fat

Dominican Women Fight Child Marriage, Teen Pregnancy Amid Abortion Bans

Mars Rover Data Confirms Ancient Lake Sediments on Mars

AI Helps People With Voice Disorders Speak Clearly and Naturally

NASA Helicopter Ends Mars Mission After Three Years

Rhino’s Pregnancy from Embryo Transfer May Help Nearly Extinct Subspecies

First Turkish Astronaut Arrives at International Space Station