Why the diagnosis that can take years it's harder to spot in women

A large study finds abdominal fat and hip size leave distinct chemical fingerprints in blood, separate from those tied to overall body weight

A new ground station at Crete's Foundation for Research and Technology will operate Greece's fleet of microsatellites, part of a €200 million national space program

A 17-year study finds rainfall and specific heat-humidity combinations raise infection risk, with effects lasting up to six weeks

The deaths come two weeks after Trump scrapped guidance for six childhood vaccines and attacked the measles shot

Set for launch Sunday, the Nancy Grace Roman telescope will scan billions of galaxies to unlock the secrets of dark matter and dark energy

The new particle appears to be made almost entirely of gluons, massless particles that carry the strong nuclear force

Unprecedented ocean warmth is threatening marine ecosystems and could also trigger more extreme weather events on land

Parasites are linked to lower milk output and protein content in pastoral herds, creating a largely unseen drag on a sector already under pressure

New strontium isotope analysis shows the shackled men in the Esplanada mass grave were locals, not foreign invaders or outside political rivals

Genetically modified fungi convert substances from plastic bottles and plant biomass into edible raw materials

China postponed the launch of its Chang'e-7 lunar probe, which aims to search the moon's south pole for water ice, citing unmet launch conditions

A new international study finds that healthier diets, less food waste and more efficient farming could dramatically cut land-use emissions by 2050 — while reshaping agriculture and improving human health

Union representing 2,500 summer firefighters says new hiring rules will exclude most of them, weeks after five colleagues died fighting wildfires this season

Astronomers spotted a star racing at over 15,000 miles per second around Sagittarius A*, offering new clues to the black hole's spin

What the setting on every smartphone actually does, and how much risk a phone left "on" really poses to a plane

As conditions grow hotter and drier, wildfire burned areas are rising sharply and disproportionately, a new study warns

A negative rating from one AI hiring system can follow a candidate from company to company, a pattern researchers call "algorithmic exclusion."

The Link spacecraft, sent to boost NASA's ageing Swift Observatory into a higher orbit, developed serious control problems and won't complete its rescue mission

Research shows nights no longer offer the body enough cool relief to recover from daytime heat stress during heat waves