Whenever a non-metastatic cerebrum growth—a meningioma—repeats after a medical procedure and radiation therapy, a patient is out of choices. No medications are endorsed for these
Another review from McGill University observes a higher frequency of cellular breakdown in the lungs and brain cancers in individuals exposed to fierce blazes. The review, which tracks more than
Research driven by the University of Strathclyde proposes that sun-oriented energy can be gotten to and changed over into hydrogen—a spotless and sustainable fuel. Ozone-harming
The dinosaur age was supposed to have begun roughly 230 million years ago, but a new discovery pushes their genesis back 15 million years. Palaeontologists have long sought the earliest
Analysts at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory are training magnifying instruments to drive disclosures with a natural calculation, created at the lab's
A study of the active galaxy Markarian 78 indicates termination shocks and sustained X-ray emission.
Utilizing NASA's Chandra X-beam observatory, space experts from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) and somewhere else have explored a functioning world known as Markarian
According to recent research, larger and more severe wildfires in the Pacific Northwest are changing the seasonal rhythm of air pollution and triggering an increase in hazardous pollutants in August.
Sea levels are rising as a result of two processes: thermal expansion, which occurs when water expands due to increased warmth, and melting of land-based
A ferocious pack of predatory dinosaurs may have spent much of their time hunting in the water. Researchers write in Nature that an examination of
Three dozen personnel from the United States Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service stood at a little creek in the parched sagebrush of southeastern Idaho, wearing waders and work