Charities say the NHS is suffering its 'worst heart care crisis in living memory', with medics worried patients stuck in the backlog could suffer heart attacks and strokes while awaiting vital ...

Then the two minutes and a half in memory seemed but a few seconds—like a breath, a tale that is told. Eclipses are an eternal echo. They remind us that although our little home is changing all ...

Former President Rodrigo Duterte accused the US of inflaming tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea, while criticizing his successor Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of supposedly ...

in a laboratory of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in Cincinnati (Ohio), on April 10, 2024. JOSHUA A. BICKEL / AP Most Americans, who had until recently never heard of "forever ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has finalized rules for the amount of certain “forever chemicals” allowed in drinking water. This is the first time the US has placed legally ...

They are called "forever chemicals" because they remain widespread in the environment due to their lack of degradation, despite the fact most US companies have phased out manufacturing of the most ...

"The results would help us to better understand these biological systems, and perhaps even incorporate the lessons we learn to optimize this form of billiards with memory for use in robots." ...

Wegovy, the blockbuster weight-loss medication from Novo Nordisk A/S, eased heart failure symptoms for patients with diabetes in the latest large trial to support use of the drug to treat health ...

The US has imposed its first nationwide limits on several harmful ... If harmful levels of the so-called forever chemicals are found, governments have five years to reduce the amount of PFAS in the ...

Where do they come from? Can we take the 'forever' out of them? The EPA says between 6% to 10% of 66,000 public drinking water systems across the US may have harmful levels of the pollutants.

The US has imposed its first nationwide limits on ... If harmful levels of the so-called forever chemicals are found, governments have five years to reduce the amount of PFAS in the water supply.