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A review of the best trials on Vitamin D. Results have been disappointing.

Nine drug companies pledged to submit Covid-19 vaccines for authorization only “after demonstrating safety and efficacy" in a Phase 3 study.

Learn how Proton Drive uses end-to-end encryption to protect your photos, documents, and other sensitive data.

We asked GPT-3, OpenAI’s powerful new language generator, to write an essay for us from scratch. The assignment? To convince us robots come in peace

Google searches for privacy-focused Gmail alternatives have steadily increased since 2019. We examine the numbers and potential reasons why.

Startup Emrod is building a system to wirelessly beam power over long distances and plans to test the system with New Zealand's second largest utility.

I love to camp. I love to camp almost as much as I love to fish. Being outside, far from city lights and city traffic, is soul-building. Dropping the jacks on my little camper overlooking a stretch of fishy water and spending a week away from computer screens…

Eventually, mortality rates from COVID-19 will fall as the proportion of people who have had the disease rises.

Sweden Sweden registered its lowest rate of positive coronavirus tests yet even as its testing regime has been expanded to record levels, in what some experts regard as a vindication of its comparatively unintrusive Covid-19 strategy.Over the past week the…

Food production and other human activities are destroying the very systems they rely on, according to a new study

This rare variety of corn has evolved a way to make its own nitrogen, which could revolutionize farming

As family and community life erode, mistrust and nihilism are potent among young men—the most likely participants in violent upheavals.

Zion Lights says a car-crash TV interview led her to rethink her support for Extinction Rebellion.

Conservation group WWF says global wildlife populations have shrunk by two-thirds since 1970.

A host of studies examining animals in their ecological environments suggest that they have evolved to use numbers in order to exploit food sources, avoid predators, and reproduce.