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North American cities may see a dramatic shift in urban wildlife species due to climate change

Future generations of city dwellers may be familiar with different bird songs than those recognized today, according to a new study.

Oxygen-powered implantable batteries may extend life of medical devices

The batteries could help pacemakers last longer and could even pioneer in new cancer treatments, the research team says.

Abortion pill dispute puts Supreme Court at the center of fight over evidence-based medicine  

Medical experts have flocked to the high court to denounce claims that the abortion pill is unsafe.

Shifts in demographics could significantly alter global society, new study predicts

Fertility rates are expected to climb in sub-Saharan Africa over the coming century, while declining in many of the world's wealthier regions.

Ancient Italian settlement reveals the first Neolithic boats in the Mediterranean

The sophistication of five ancient canoes is changing how archeologists understand the first Neolithic farming settlements and how they traversed the Mediterranean Sea.

UN report: E-waste growing five times faster than electronics recycling

The 34 million tons of metals left in e-waste in 2022 would be worth $91 billion if extracted and reused, according to the UN’s International Telecommunication Union.

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