Why the oil and gas price shock from the Iran war won’t just fade away
Rerouting and diversification cannot help when a significant chunk of oil and gas have been taken off the market.
How the Iran war is about to hit your wallet
Strikes on gas sites in the Iran war are driving up energy costs, pushing up prices for power, food and more worldwide.
Meningitis outbreak passes peak, says health agency
“We could still see cases continuing to come in, we need to keep an eye on those, the UKHSA says.
Our son loved the outdoors – invisible illness means he now can’t walk or talk
Tomos is one of thousands with ME in Wales, with services described as “a desert” for those most affected.
‘Having coeliac disease aged 9 means I’m normal with a tiny twist’
Nine-year-old Eliza’s mum says she was relieved when her daughter was diagnosed with the disease.
Judge Hears State Challenge to Trump’s Tech Deal Settlement
Democratic state attorneys general are fighting the Justice Department’s clearance of a $14 billion deal by Hewlett Packard Enterprise, arguing it was ineffective and corrupt.
Flood risk continues in Hawaii as North Shore residents return to destroyed homes
The already battered Hawaiian islands may face more flooding today, with a flood watch still in effect for the Big Island of Hawaii and a
Officials give updates after fatal LaGuardia Airport collision
Watch live coverage as officials deliver updates after two pilots were killed and dozens were injured during a collision at LaGuardia Airport.
Rest tremor in Parkinson’s linked to better-preserved dopamine function
A Finnish clinical imaging study shows that rest tremor in Parkinson’s disease is not explained by greater dopamine loss.
Internal compass helps the brain keep memories stable during change
A new discovery by McGill researchers sheds light on how we retain memories over time, even though brain activity is constantly changing.
Study reveals new way to fully regenerate the scarred skin
Could wounded skin someday regrow perfectly without scars?
Large-scale study finds no link between psychosocial factors and cancer risk
New research indicates that psychosocial factors-which influence how a person perceives, interprets, and reacts to their surroundings-do not affect an individual’s risk of developing cancer.
‘I’m not Jeffrey Epstein’: Video shows look-alike ‘Palm Beach Pete’ driving in Florida
Addressing Epstein’s past, the man dubbed “Palm Beach Pete” said, “He’s a very bad person, what he did, obviously. And he is dead, and I’m
Inefficient referral pathways delay lifesaving care for millions of injured people
Many seriously injured patients in Global South countries are failing to reach medical care within the lifesaving ‘golden hour’ and ambulances are often associated with