New laboratory research challenging traditional clinical definitions of death sparks fresh debate across medicine, bioethics, and legal frameworks.

The feature-length Star Wars film arrived on direct-to-consumer streaming on Sept. 2, 2026, testing whether home audiences will drive engagement after underperforming in theaters.

New research shows that developing snake embryos follow a consistent directional twisting rule inside the egg shell, resolving long-standing questions about spatial packing in limbless reptiles.

Physicists are scrutinizing an unexpected electronic signature detected by the LUX-ZEPLIN underground liquid xenon experiment in South Dakota.

Research highlights a disconnect between corporate medical leave policies and the severe health crises, including cancer and traumatic injuries, faced by workers seeking time off.

Surgical experts warn that failing to assess and optimize patient bone health before joint replacement surgery represents a significant oversight in modern orthopedic practice.

The Australian biotech firm has reached the enrollment threshold required to trigger a formal dose optimization review in its Phase 2a study evaluating PTX-100 for T-cell lymphoma.

Public health officials in Northern Nevada have declared a public health emergency following wildfires, advising residents not to clean up toxic ash and hazardous structural debris.

John Ternus has taken over as chief executive of Apple, inheriting a tech giant dominant in global smartphones but facing pressure to close a competitive gap in artificial intelligence.

Medical experts are raising alarms over an emerging, treatment-resistant dermatophyte fungus that causes extensive skin eruptions across the body and resists standard oral antifungal therapies.

The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent recall advisory for a pudding ingredient sold at Waitrose after identifying potential health risks.

Long-term epidemiological research reveals a doubling of alcohol-related cancer fatalities in the United States, driven by a steep increase among younger populations.

Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo are analyzing cell data to map travel routes from Ebola epicenters to prevent the untreatable strain from reaching major cities like Kinshasa.

A comprehensive medical report details how metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease affects up to 38 percent of adults worldwide, with heightened risks for communities of color.

Viewership of the 1980 classic workplace comedy surged across broadcast and cable networks, capturing the top spot on Samba TV's weekly linear chart.

Elizabeth Oyer claims she was wrongfully fired after refusing to recommend restoring firearms rights to actor Mel Gibson due to his ties to Donald Trump.

Indonesian wildlife authorities have rescued a mother orangutan and her baby from dense wildfire smoke on the island of Borneo as seasonal land-clearing fires threaten endangered wildlife.

Dhan Bahadur Tamang navigated pitch-black, flooded underground tunnels to survive a sudden inundation at the Upper Trishuli 1 hydroelectric site in northern Nepal.

Senior General Min Aung Hlaing is scheduled to visit Hanoi and Phnom Penh in September, seeking regional engagement amid Myanmar's civil conflict and diplomatic isolation.

An 86 MW solar project combining lithium-ion and zinc battery technologies will provide extended clean electricity for regional grids and data centers, according to reporting by Neetika Walter.

Enterprise startup Lumana is targeting existing camera networks to scale video analytics and physical AI without requiring expensive hardware overhauls.