Health authorities remain divided on whether any level of drinking is risk-free, with global organizations warning against alcohol altogether while some studies suggest light consumption may carry limited risks for certain people.

From renewable energy triumphs to CRISPR cures, AI breakthroughs, and the largest telescope ever built, 2025 marked a pivotal year in science. Discover the innovations transforming medicine, technology, and our understanding of the universe.

"What Evros needs is a holistic management approach that includes all components of its biodiversity"

Harvard-led study finds higher cancer incidence near nuclear plants in Massachusetts, with risk dropping by distance; older adults most affected.

Michaela Benthaus, a German aerospace engineer who became paraplegic after an accident, joined five other passengers—including business executives—on the suborbital journey.

Based on their findings, they developed a new machine learning model that can predict which industrial chemicals—whether approved or under development—might be harmful to which of the approximately 4,500 different bacterial species that colonize the human gut

The study finds Greece could cut emissions sharply by 2050 with coordinated energy, land and water policies, but warns major governance gaps remain.

The case reportedly first emerged in Greece when a local pediatrician detected a cancer-linked genetic mutation in three children of the same family born through IVF with the man's sample

As the Athens Science Festival returns from December 18-21 at the Athens Conservatory, this year’s edition transforms into 'The Christmas Lab' — a festive science celebration designed to spark creativity, curiosity, and hands-on discovery for visitors of all ages

"To Vima" was the only Greek media outlet present at the inauguration of the Quantum Lab in Denmark and spoke with the heads of research for Majorana 1, the 1-million-qubit chip opening new pathways in quantum computing.

A new MIT study shows that medical-grade CT scanning can reveal hidden details in archaeological materials and shed light on gaps in human history.

As Greece marks World AIDS Day, officials highlight prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment efforts amid 21,815 recorded HIV cases nationwide