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“I was completely surprised.”When psychiatrist Dr. James Murrough teamed up with dermatologist Dr. Emma Guttman-Yassky to investigate how the immune system might contribute to depression, he…

The rate of global warming has accelerated at a higher level since 2015 than in any decade since records began in 1880, according to a new…

On February 5 Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.6, its most powerful artificial intelligence model. Among the model’s new features is the ability to coordinate teams of…

Science news this week was full of bizarre and baffling animal behavior, with news of chewed-up orca fins washing up on a Russian beach pointing to…

​​We tend to think of metals as hard, strong and resistant to high temperatures — just look at iron, aluminum and steel. While this is generally…

Striking first-of-its-kind footage has captured the moment a red fox preyed on a 1-month-old gray wolf pup at a nature reserve in Italy.Scientists monitoring gray wolves…

Two marsupial species that were thought to have gone extinct at least 6,000 years ago have been found on the island of New Guinea.The discovery was…

Planting trees along coastlines with human-made shore defenses, such as dikes, could protect more than 140,000 people from flooding and save up to $800 million from…

Roughly 2,000 years ago, one visitor to Egypt’s Valley of the Kings graffitied his name — Cikai Korran — eight times in Old Tamil, an Indian…

When the Spanish first reached the Andes, they found something surprising: Many of the locals had long, pointy heads. They discovered that the Collagua, an indigenous…