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A gloved hand holds several blood collection tubes with colored caps against a blurred medical background.

Tech

Microplastics in human blood tied to higher risk of brain blood clots

A doctor looking at chest x-rays in a lab.

Business

'Black lung' deaths on the rise for coal miners, while federal protections get delayed 'indefinitely'

A damaged metal bridge covered with debris spans a shallow, muddy waterway in a wooded area.

Outdoors

Drought, downpours, and displaced rodents are driving Argentina's hantavirus surge

A close-up of a tick perched on a leaf with a blurred green background.

Tech

Lyme is no longer the only threat as 1 in 10 Northeast ticks carries multiple diseases

A red lone star tick on a leaf.

Outdoors

The tick that can make meat deadly is spreading across the Northeast

A hand striking a match near a gas stove burner with a small flame igniting.

Home

Researchers say gas stove use can cut lifespan by two years

A close-up of several ticks clustered on a dry grass stalk.

Outdoors

Experts sound alarm over early tick surge as Lyme disease and tick-borne allergies climb

A close-up of a lone star tick being removed from the skin using a pair of tweezers.

Tech

A 28-million-year-old mutation may help explain the red meat allergy spreading across the US

A person fills a clear glass with water from a kitchen faucet.

Business

Massachusetts town joins wave of lawsuits accusing companies of tainting drinking water with 'forever chemicals'

Three young individuals watch a wildfire burning on a mountain, with smoke billowing into the sky.

Business

33.5 million US children are breathing failing-grade air as wildfire smoke worsens, report warns

An aerial view of a well-lit data center near a city at dusk, featuring warehouses and sports fields.

Tech

'Today, there are no safeguards': Concerns grow about data centers and PFAS

Sun and skyscrapers in Europe.

Tech

Europe sees 100,000 more extreme temperature deaths due to economic inequality, study finds