Science & Health

European firms threaten to cut investments to Brazil unless environmental policies change

Explorers at NASA recently started a mountain-climbing road trip on Mars, more than 70 million kilometers away

Research suggests urge to help or not help in situation is biological, not psychological

Study finds warmer temps provide more time for spiders to reproduce

Dr. David Heymann, a former assistant WHO director-general and an American, says Germany has become an important partner in global health recently, and other countries are stepping up as well   

Earth's average surface temperature for July 2019-June 2020 was 1.3C above pre-industrial levels, the standard benchmark for global warming

Antimatter, dark matter; it all matters

Officials say evidence virus can spread through air is growing but not definitive

With coronavirus restrictions making gym workouts somewhat of a challenge, some fitness trainers get creative

Let's tour a cutting-edge medical facility

Antimatter, dark matter, it all matters at CERN, officially the European Organization for Nuclear Research

Doctors credit an experimental treatment for the possible cure

Father Sergiy, 65, has attracted nationwide attention by urging believers to disobey church leadership and ignore church closures during the pandemic

US government contract to develop treatments of coronavirus is the largest yet

The fossils, dug up in Madagascar, date from 237 million years ago