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A recent KFF tracker sheds light on significant federal policy actions regarding mental health and substance use during President Trump's second term.
Hemlo Mining Corp. has released the results from its recent annual general and special meeting of shareholders, detailing the voting outcomes.
Recent research suggests that ancient viral genes may have played a role in the reproductive habits of the apple snail, Pomacea canaliculata, found in Hong Kong.
Concerns are rising among hikers regarding a proposed uranium mine that could impact a cherished long-distance hiking route, as reported by Backpacker Magazine.
A supercomputer model from the University of Liverpool predicts that England and Spain will meet in the 2026 World Cup final, with Spain favored to win.
A new development in mechanoluminescent materials allows zinc oxide to convert mechanical energy directly into light, eliminating the need for batteries and offering potential applications in self-powered sensors.
The fate of New Hampshire's nuclear bills now rests with the Governor, whose decision is eagerly anticipated by stakeholders.
A recent study highlights the relationship between water velocities and nitrate pollution levels in Europe, emphasizing the implications of climate change.
In a significant advancement for the field of physics, two independent research teams have successfully created operational nuclear clocks, marking a major milestone.
In a significant move, Apollo has selected Austin, Texas, for its second headquarters, opting for this location over Miami and Palm Beach as private school capacities in Florida become strained.
USA Rare Earth is broadening its market reach in the magnet sales sector, which may indicate growth opportunities in the energy industry.
The pharmaceutical sector is witnessing notable changes with various new hires, departures, promotions, and transfers. Here’s a summary of the latest movements in the industry.
The pharmaceutical sector is experiencing notable shifts with recent hires, departures, and promotions. This overview highlights the latest personnel movements within the industry.
The Bellingshausen Sea, typically covered in winter sea ice, is currently missing an area equivalent to France, with temperatures soaring 20C above average, raising alarms among experts.
The Madison Small Cap Fund has recognized SiteOne Landscape Supply as a potential investment, citing various factors that could drive its growth.
A proposal for 300 apartments on a former clay mining site in Irmo is under consideration, prompting discussions about its potential impact on the community and environment.
Prometheus has successfully secured $12 billion aimed at advancing artificial engineering in the biotech sector. This funding comes amidst notable developments, including Blood Cancer United's acquisition of a cancer drug.
Myriad Uranium is advancing three key projects across the United States, bolstered by favorable federal policies aimed at enhancing domestic uranium production.
David J. Skorton expresses alarm over a new grantmaking rule that could politicize American science, emphasizing its importance to society.
The diabetes research community is reeling after reports that colleagues faced arrest for distributing an editorial at a recent conference, raising serious concerns about academic freedom.