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Our future pasta-looking overlords have learned a new trick.
It’s hard to see the damages inflicted on the lungs after a COVID-19 infection—but AI could show us the way.
Sleepless in Seattle… and the rest of the world.
The huge boom in exotic pet trading around the world includes thousands of arachnid species—and the consequences could be devastating for the environment.
Wildfires are on the rise thanks to climate change. This new online risk map lets you know how vulnerable your home is to going up in flames.
We might be able to use our furry friends to detect infections at airports and other areas where the virus could spread quickly.
“You can think of it like a Google Maps of the human body."
Don't go harvesting young brains just yet.
There may be unique neural signatures that make people with PTSD more prone to chronic pain.