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Taking the right genetic approach to medicine can change many diseases for the better. That’s the case with lupus, a disease that is affected by both genetics and the environment. In the 1970s, scientists…
Happy third birthday to Saturn in Taurus. This heavenly body and all its creatures will continue to brighten the skies. You will be harmonious, creative and determined with, for example, your writing or nature….
Police say 55-year-old man filmed and photographed his girlfriend and models for lingerie company in Fredericton store A man has been charged with voyeurism after a model allegedly found a device placed in a…
Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed Wednesday he has undergone an experimental nasal vaccination against a virus that can cause paralysis. “I’ve now been subject to the first approved anti-cephalus vaccinations at our Health Ministry,”…
In the most hair-raising part of the space station, astronauts are known to jabbing away at shriveled lettuce and disgusting ice cream when the mercury has dropped. But on Sunday, they got another treat:…
The stories of our days can be saved and mastered through books. As Henry David Thoreau writes in Walden, a classic account of his first summer in the New England woods, “Two words: read,…
Image copyright EPA Image caption Scientists found that the CC398 killed the men’s immune systems just as effectively as the traditional jab British regulators have approved an anti-influenza drug with no side effects for…
What: A new lawsuit filed against Israeli spyware maker NSO Group by Apple against the company in a California court. This was not an accident. Apple is challenging not only another cyber security breach,…
Written by Staff Writer (CNN) — The next International Exhibition of the Earth’s Living Landscapes is now open at Ecotone de Paris, La Defense. Some 7,000 artists, architects, educators and other visitors are exploring…
By Robert Pastor, Founding Director, Foreign Policy Program, American Foreign Policy Council and Peter Salovey, Former President of the Robertson School of Government, Regent University Elections in Greece, Tunisia, and of course, the United…