We all know the banana-flavoured sweets we used to eat as children taste nothing like the real fruit – and everyone is saying ...

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A new University of Minnesota report examines whether there have been sufficient preparations for chronic wasting disease, ...

Speaking on the occasion, Mallika said 'we are conditioned to think that many of the foods we eat are normal. Take eating meat for example- we eat babies! Chickens are killed at just 6 weeks old and ...

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The capital has been awarded the European Commission's 2025 Access City Award, recognising its vision to be barrier-free and inclusive ...

These lipids damage neurons and oligodendrocyte progenitor cells -- two cell types essential for brain function and most impacted in Alzheimer's disease. Blocking this stress response or the lipid ...

From a driver having oral sex with a passenger while speeding down a highway to a son committing a crime in the hope of being reunited with his jailed dad, there is no shortage of bizarre ...

SOME diseases are so devastating that survival ... Kuru, a fatal brain disorder, has one of the most bizarre histories. It was rampant in the 1950s and ’60s among the Fore people of New Guinea ...

While intelligence organizations are always looking for innovative means to enhance their spy craft, arguably the most successful application of intelligence comes in the form of human improvisation.

Elon Musk may have a reputation as a tech genius, and he’s not short on billions, having enough to plunge into the rapidly diminishing Twitter, aka X. But some absolute nonsense has come out of ...