Early Flu Rise on the West Coast: Why Vaccination Matters
Flu activity is rising earlier than usual in parts of the US West Coast. Learn what this means, who faces greater risks, and why vaccination still matters.
Flu activity is rising earlier than usual in parts of the US West Coast. Learn what this means, who faces greater risks, and why vaccination still matters.
A measles outbreak in Pennsylvania could spread beyond the United States through travel, uneven vaccination coverage, and delayed detection. Learn how prevention limits wider transmission.
A reported cancellation involving an RFK Jr.-associated hepatitis B vaccine study raises questions about research design, funding, transparency, and vaccine safety.
Neutrinos are tiny, neutral particles that pass through matter almost undetected. Their ability to change flavor proves they have mass and reveals physics beyond the simplest Standard Model.
DNA first revealed the Denisovans, but new arm and elbow fossils suggest that at least some were strong, robust, human-like people adapted to demanding environments.
Philadelphia overcame a 29-point deficit to beat Cleveland, with Tyrese Maxey scoring 32 points in the Sixers' home opener. What the reports confirm, and what still needs verification.
NASA is expected to update the public on its Artemis Moon plans on October 23. Learn where to watch, what Artemis 2 topics may be discussed, and how to verify schedule changes.
Young giant manta rays generally remain near familiar home areas, while adults travel across wider ranges. The pattern has important conservation implications.
Chicago Bears beat New England Patriots 30–24 as Caleb Williams outdueled Drake Maye. What the reported score supports, what it does not, and why the margin matters.
Mike Vrabel is set to make his first career appearance at Soldier Field when the Patriots visit the Bears on Thursday Night Football.