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The groundbreaking device was designed by four students at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London.

This bread is built with climate change in mind. And it’s “rich” and “buttery” to boot.

The technology had up to an 84% accuracy rate in detecting hypertension.

The patients in the study also had reduced stress levels and needed less antibiotic care.

African Parks, which manages national parks in several countries across the continent, plans to rewild all 2,000 southern white rhinos from Platinum Rhino, winding up John Hume’s controversial intensive rhino breeding project.

“I’m sorry if you’ve gone through this or are going through this,” Ms Rachel writes. “You’re not alone.”

For most Americans, this was their first introduction to Gus, the neurodivergent son of Minnesota Governor and Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz. This moment is an opportunity to learn how to better understand and support neurodiversity.

A new initiative by the National Academies has been initiated to assess the effects of active shooter drills on student health and well-being and to determine best practices in preparing schools to respond to threats of violence.

Michael Barbaro, host of ‘The Daily,’ has pivoted to a new venture: Helping listeners unwind before bed with a dose of good news.

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...

Some drop, some flop, but they all end up flying out in the right direction.

In partnership with PEN America and the American Library Association, this new map makes it easier to find free banned books.