Newsweek Horizons Events Kickoff Focuses on AI in Medicine, Climate Science
Newsweek Horizons events series kicks off with panels on AI in medicine and climate science
Newsweek Horizons events series kicks off with panels on AI in medicine and climate science
As social media turns against oat milk, nutritionists give their verdict on whether it's worth sticking to oats or reverting to dairy.
Food-induced allergic reactions are 10 to 100 times less common during flights than "on the ground."
The strange creatureâwhich bears a question-mark shape on its bodyâroved about like a prehistoric Roomba, researchers said.
Medicare could save up to $336 million every year by simple changes to the way medication is distributed.
Beer has a reputation as an unhealthy beverage, but research indicates that some forms could benefit health.
"Alligators may be observed more frequently in flooded areas after a hurricane or tropical storm," the Florida FWC warns.
Don't miss the the celestial wonder on spectacular display on Tuesday nightâif you do, you'll be waiting a while to see it againâ¦
We make hundreds of food decisions a day, and psychologists have found these can be influenced by foods we've just seen.
Hurricanes are devastating when they make landfall, but their aftermaths are likely drastically underestimated.
Marburg virus outbreaks can have high fatality rates, killing up to 88 percent of those infected, according to the World Health Organization.
Rather than forming from an ancient collision between Earth and another planet, the moon may have been snatched from another orbit.
Helene's intense rainfall triggered flash flooding across North Carolina and beyond, washing away roads and killing over 100.
The naturally occurring radioactive gas has been linked to child cancer, despite levels being below federal guidelines.
The Draconids will be visible between October 6â10 this fall, peaking on the night of October 8.