Mosquito bites: Why some people attract more, studies find
AI-generated representative image of a mosquito on human skin, illustrating why some people get more mosquito bites than others.
Researchers link body odour, CO2 and skin microbes to bite risk
Sporotrichosis in Brazil: Cat-to-Human Spread Grows
Researchers warn antifungal resistance and urge One Health coordination for earlier diagnosis, veterinary care and public health action.
PlayStation disc phase-out report points to 2028 shift
Unconfirmed claim fuels debate over digital-only game distribution
US-UK trade deal and opioid deaths: Report raises fears
Report flags pharmaceutical market access and UK prescribing risks
Prenatal Acetaminophen Use Linked to ADHD Risk
Sibling-comparison study reports higher ADHD risk in later-born siblings after prenatal acetaminophen exposure
Maritime Scientists Discover Massive Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vent System in Southern Ocean
Dubbed 'The Obsidian Citadel,' the newly mapped field features unprecedented volcanic towers and potentially dozens of undiscovered marine species.
Global Tech Coalition Announces Open-Source Quantum Security Protocol
Five major tech conglomerates partner to release 'Aegis-Q,' aiming to secure consumer data ahead of the projected quantum computing boom.
Moon Data Center Plan Reportedly Tied to Elon Musk
Report offers no timeline as lunar data center details remain scarce
Trump Announces US Government to Acquire 10% Stake in Intel
In a surprising move, former President Donald Trump revealed that the United States government will acquire a 10 percent stake in struggling chipmaker Intel, marking a significant government intervention in the corporate sector. This unprecedented step follows a series of developments including a tense meeting between Trump and Intel’s CEO Lip-Bu Tan.
The Potential Perils of AI: Insights from Yoshua Bengio
The technology could become more intelligent than people and eventually take over, according to Yoshua Bengio
Rakesh Sharma: The First Indian in Space Advocates for Global Collaboration
Countries should not compete through space programs, as this will only hurt humanity, astronaut Rakesh Sharma believes
Polaris Dawn Spacewalk: Navigating the Legal and Safety Challenges of Private Space Exploration
It will be the first-ever spacewalk on a private mission. But does the US bear no responsibility for SpaceX’s soaring ambitions?