Harvard agrees to pay millions after morgue manager sold body parts
Harvard Medical School has agreed to pay $53 million to families who alleged the school mishandled the donated remains of loved ones.
ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard dies aged 77
A statement on the blues-rock band’s website said he died on Monday in hospice
Apple Removes Some Fees for App Developers in European Union
The move followed a long battle with regulators over the company’s tight controls of its App Store.
The Indian activist jailed after taking on a luxury hotel plan
An activist’s detention has brought under focus a larger battle over land and development around the famed Kaziranga National Park.
Meta hooked children on Facebook and Instagram, court hears
Meta argued social media addiction does not exist, as a trial stemming from a major lawsuit brought by US states got under way.
This Solo Dev Already Built a Popular Distro. Now He’s Trying It Again
Atomic distros work differently from the Fedora or Ubuntu install you’re probably used to. Instead of layering individual packages on top of each other, the
The Xen Project is Serious About Safety, So It Formed a Committee
Xen is a hypervisor that runs on various kinds of hardware, where a crash can have massive consequences. It is deployed in fields like automotive
UC Irvine researchers develop framework to make CAR T-cell therapy safer
CAR T-cell therapy has transformed cancer care, offering new hope to patients with aggressive blood cancers who once had few treatment options.
Basel researchers challenge decades of belief about coronin proteins
Scientific progress comes not only from discovering something entirely new, but also from taking a fresh look at long-held assumptions.
Study links dollar store food quality to worse health outcomes
While consumers may save a few bucks on groceries at dollar stores, they end up paying a higher price with their health.
Peptides are the latest wellness fad. What are they, and are they safe?
Controversial wellness products called peptides are rising in popularity as they’re touted by leaders like Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. While
Body found at bottom of Scottish well may be from rare ritual burial performed centuries ago
Archaeologists in the Scottish Highlands have discovered the 2,000-year-old burial of an adult in a possible ritual well. The burial may have been made during
Archaeologists discover Etruscan well that was ritually opened with offerings for a goddess — and ‘closed’ with human bodies
Archaeologists in Italy have discovered stunning bronze statuettes and a unique plate at the bottom of a ritual well associated with an ancient Etruscan goddess.
Exhausted T cells can escape tumors and confer long-lasting immunity to cancer in mice
As the immune system battles cancer, chronic stimulation gradually drives T cells to a state of exhaustion.