China wants Taiwan for more than ‘historical value,’ could disrupt global power dynamic: experts
China has more than just historical claims behind its ambitions to take Taiwan, specifically greater industrial production capabilities available on […]
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Sniffing body odor from sweat could reduce social anxiety, new research suggests
Smelling other people’s sweat might not seem like a desirable activity, yet a new study from Sweden suggests that exposure
California sea otters killed by rare parasite that could also threaten humans
Four sea otters in California died from toxoplasmosis through a rare strain of the Toxoplasma gondii parasite, and researchers warn
Early Alzheimer’s disease could be diagnosed through eye exams, new study suggests
Alzheimer’s is a disease of the brain, usually diagnosed through MRI scans and a battery of other tests. Researchers, however, have
Iran could produce nuclear weapon in matter of months, senior defense official claims
Iran would be only months away from building a nuclear weapon if it opted to produce a bomb, according a
Meat contaminated with E. coli could cause half a million urinary tract infections each year, study finds
Contaminated meat could be the culprit behind nearly half a million urinary tract infections (UTIs) in the U.S. each year,
New ocean could form in Africa as continent continues to split apart
A new ocean could form in the distant future after a split continues to form in Africa, according to researchers. “This
Boosting caffeine intake could reduce diabetes risk, study finds
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Iran enriching uranium above 60% could prompt Israeli strike: official
Israeli officials have warned the Biden administration that Iran is enriching uranium to a dangerous level and could trigger an
Chemicals in water and household objects could reduce chances of pregnancy, live births: new study
For women who are struggling to conceive, chemicals could be the culprit — that’s according to a new study published