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A new study published in the journal Science showed that sunflowers use circadian rhythms in addition to heliotropism to move with the sun.

Experimental treatment by Australian biotech company Mesoblast showed significant improvement in patients suffering from the painful autoimmune disease.

Russian state television compared the Chinese healing technique used by many athletes at Rio Olympics to meldonium — a drug Russian athletes were disqualified for using.

The genetic structure responsible for causing autism in humans was missing in Neanderthals, making them immune to the disorder, a new study has found.

The tech giant is the latest in a growing list of companies like Facebook, Google and Microsoft that offer rewards to those who detect problems with their software.

Luxury brands like Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent had filed the suit in 2015 against the Chinese e-commerce giant in a U.S. court.

Ninorta Banho became the first refugee to be crowned “wine queen” in Germany’s Trier-Olewig region.

Popularly known as “Yutu,” the country’s lunar rover finally ended its mission on the moon with a post on Weibo — “Hi! This could be the last greetings from me!”

In the past, a study had found that even the trait, and not just the disorder, could lead to an increased risk of sudden death.

Soda giant Coca-Cola issued an apology after a Twitter outburst against Sprite’s “#BrutallyRefreshing” advertising campaign in Ireland.

The "High School Musical" actor admitted to trying out the dating app but said that no one swiped right on him.

Over 400 suspected drug dealers and others have been killed by the police since Rodrigo Duterte took over as president of the Asian country in June.

A new study has found that millennials in the U.S., typically associated with casual sex, are actually less inclined toward sexual activity than those born in the 1960s.

An international team of researchers have discovered a large area at the center of the Milky Way that is completely devoid of pulsating stars.

The billionaire investor campaigned alongside the Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in his home state of Nebraska.

The U.S. vice president was requested to perform the ceremony by Brian Mosteller and Joe Mahshie at his official residence in Washington, D.C.

A new study credits DNA’s dynamic nature with making it the main repository of genetic information.

Tesla founder and billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk is also the chairman of the solar panel installer and holds the largest stake in both entities.

Authorities are referring to the crash, which left 16 dead in Texas Saturday, as the worst such disaster in the U.S.

Despite being expensive, the system could possibly be used to manufacture vaccines to prevent a disease outbreak in a remote village, the researchers said.

A team of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientists used drone technology to get highly accurate information about the animals during a 30-day expedition.

The mayor of the Spanish city inaugurated a large digital counter that tracks the number of refugees that have died while crossing the Mediterranean Sea.

Okinawa hosts 50,000 U.S. nationals, including 30,000 military personnel and civilian contractors, and is a strategically important base to counter Chinese influence.

Blood centers in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale areas were asked to suspend collections as authorities carry out investigations into four Zika cases unrelated to travel.

A study published Thursday has found that the lunar astronauts may be more prone to cardiovascular problems because of exposure to deep-space radiation.

A team of scientists in Belgium have created a device that uses solar energy to turn urine into potable water — which can then be used to brew beer.

A study by Indiana University has found a dip in the sexualization of female primary characters in video games over the past decade.

Energy companies, including Shell, BP and Chevron, have been asked to respond to allegations that their carbon emissions violated the rights of millions of people in the Philippines.

The two new species of ants are being referred to as “dragon ants” because they remind scientists of Daenerys Targaryen’s pet dragons from the “Game of Thrones.”