TELA, Honduras — Mario never set out to become a lionfish hunter. An engineer by training and founder of the local dive center Tela Divers, he simply wanted to do something about the
TAINAN, Taiwan — Since she was old enough to understand it, Uma Talavan has known she belongs to the Indigenous Siraya people. She knew almost nothing of her ethnicity, however, the identity of
Beta-Blockers in the Intensive Care Unit: Powerful Rescue Drugs or a Risky Physiological Gamble? When the human body enters critical illness, its emergency systems switch on with extraordinary force. The sympathetic nervous system
Everolimus Offers Only a Modest Extra Brake on Advanced Breast Cancer After CDK4/6 Resistance For patients with estrogen receptor-positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer, the moment a tumor progresses on a CDK4/6 inhibitor can
A veterinary anesthetic increasingly being inhaled recreationally has been linked to severe tremors, impaired coordination, hallucinations, visual problems, organ stress and persistent neurological deficits, according to a clinical study that followed affected patients
Welcome back to our series on Interstellar Travel, where we look at the many proposals made for sending missions to the stars since the dawn of the Space Age. In our first installment,
Since the dawn of human space exploration, astronauts, scientists, and engineers have examined the short- and long-term effects of microgravity (often mistakenly called zero-gravity) on the human body. This includes the distribution of
Seven Indigenous Guarani, including two children and a prominent community leader, were killed Aug. 14 in a crash with a grain cargo trailer that reportedly broke loose from the truck pulling it in
“Under our Syilx Okanagan law, everything is sacred to us. We believe that Mother Earth is alive, all of kʷuləncutn, the creator’s creation, that it’s all alive,” Chief Dan Wilson of the Okanagan
