SCIENCE

The findings suggest that tea "can be part of a healthy diet."

Greenland already locked in to major sea level rise: study

Pakistan floods a 'crisis of unimaginable proportions', says minister

EU plans emergency action to halt energy price rise

The results provided objective evidence of a link between the mouse's rapid eye movements and the brain's control over head movements.

The study found the young stars in the densely packed galactic heart had loose associations and that they drifted apart over millions of years.

'Everything is destroyed': Pakistan flood survivors plead for aid

Before this, chromosomal-level engineering had been successfully done in yeasts but was a failure when it came to mammals.

Pakistan floods: South Asia's monsoon explained

The artifact likely dates back to 1069 BC-653 BC, according to experts.

Engineers confirmed there was "no impact" on the SLS or Orion spacecraft.

Pakistan's south braces for deluge from swollen northern rivers

Plenty of roadblocks for automakers seeking EV success

Pakistan orders thousands to evacuate near flood-swollen rivers

Argentina seizes 1.6 tons of cocaine headed for Dubai

US creates Arctic ambassador as Russia, China competition rises

The data exposes the "systemic failures" in getting people treated, said David Lazer, a co-author of the research.

None of the asteroids visiting earth in a span of 4 days are a threat to earth.

"Thalassotitan was an amazing, terrifying animal," said lead author nick Longrich of the University of Bath in the UK. "Imagine a Komodo dragon crossed with a great white shark crossed with a T. rex crossed with a killer whale."

India's health ministry has issued testing and prevention guidelines to states in response to the growing number of cases.

Pakistan declares emergency as millions affected by floods

UN high-seas biodiversity treaty struggles to leave port

California says new cars must be zero emission by 2035

'Dangerous' heatwaves likely to grip the tropics daily by 2100: study

Australia's 'Black Summer' fires affected ozone layer: study

"There's an altered microbial load from C-section birth as compared to vaginal birth. This altered microbial ecosystem hampers the 'gut-brain axis' and releases some pathogenic toxins that cause metabolic damage," Co-author of the study Dr. Tahmina Begum said.

"During the day, sunlight knocks electrons away from nitrogen and oxygen in Earth's atmosphere and, at night, these electrons recombine with the atoms and molecules, causing them to shine," the European Southern Observatory said.

The inks are unregulated in America, and, as a result, their composition is largely a mystery.

"Any" combination of the activities can lower death risk, researchers say.