“Forever Chemicals Pose Risk Even at Tiny Levels”

Federal standards set a limit of 4 parts per trillion for two types of PFAS, but experts say this may not be enough to protect public health. According to Dan Firth, chair of the Solid Waste and Mining Committee for the Tennessee chapter of the Sierra Club, even tiny levels of PFAS can cause harm. … Read more

US Sets Sights on EU with New Tariffs Amid Global Trade Tensions

US President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose tariffs on goods from the European Union “pretty soon”, citing complaints about the US trade deficit with the 27-nation bloc. The move comes as the US embarks on a global trade war, already imposing tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China. Experts warn that the trade war … Read more

20-Year Mystery Solved: Woman Diagnosed with Endometriosis After Years of Painful Periods

A 35-year-old woman from England, Jen Moore, has been living with a painful and mysterious condition for over two decades. Despite being prescribed birth control pills to alleviate her symptoms, she continued to experience excruciating periods. The constant pain left her bedridden for several days each month. Moore’s journey began when she was 11 years … Read more

New Fabric Can Heat Up by 54 Degrees Celsius

Scientists have invented a smart fabric that can raise temperatures by more than 54 degrees Fahrenheit (30 degrees Celsius) after just 10 minutes in the sun. The new material, made from specialized nanoparticles and thermoplastic polyurethane fibers, absorbs sunlight and converts it into heat. This innovation could be used in clothing designed for very cold … Read more

Israel Destroys Buildings in West Bank Amid Tensions with Hamas

Israel’s military operation in the north of the occupied West Bank continued on Sunday, with “several buildings” destroyed near Jenin. The crackdown comes as Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu prepares to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington. Trump stated that discussions on Middle East peace are progressing, ahead of talks on a Gaza … Read more

DICE Sends Out NDA-Protected Playtest Invites for Battlefield 6

EA and developer DICE are stepping up their efforts to ensure the next Battlefield game is a hit with fans. According to reports, they’re conducting extensive playtesting and have started sending out non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to select members of the Battlefield community and content creators for a closed playtest, reportedly starting this week. The playtest … Read more

Canadian Eggs Outprice US Counterparts by 50%

Egg prices in Canada are significantly lower compared to those in the United States due to a unique combination of factors. A particularly aggressive form of Avian flu has led to high egg prices in some US regions, with prices reaching over $13 per dozen. In contrast, Canadian eggs are priced around $2.75 USD per … Read more

Uganda to Launch Ebola Vaccine Trial Amid Outbreak

Uganda has announced plans to launch an Ebola vaccine trial as efforts to contain the ongoing outbreak in Kampala intensify. The decision comes after a nurse employed at Kampala’s main referral hospital died from the disease, prompting authorities to declare an outbreak. According to Pontiano Kaleebu, executive director of Uganda Virus Research Institute, scientists are … Read more

Cannabis Use Linked to Reduced Brain Activity in Young Adults

A recent study published in JAMA Network Open has found that both recent and lifetime cannabis users exhibit reduced brain activity during cognitive tasks, particularly those involving working memory. The research, which involved over 1,000 young adults aged 22-36, used brain imaging technology to examine the effects of cannabis use on brain function. Heavy users … Read more