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Speedy Lizards Face Higher Death Risk, Study Finds

A University of Melbourne study reveals that fast-running Australian central bearded dragons face higher risks in the wild.

A new study reveals that nighttime blue light exposure may trigger depression-like behavior by activating a specific neural circuit in the brain.

HKUST welcomes international students hit by the U.S. ban on Harvard admissions, offering full support and highlighting academic inclusivity.

A new study warns that wildfires are drastically reducing global forest recovery capacity, threatening biodiversity and carbon sinks.

A new study warns that global warming could lead to more frequent snow droughts, affecting water supplies and ecosystems.

A new study reveals that regular smartphone use may help slow cognitive decline among seniors by boosting mental agility.

A new study finds that days of extreme ocean heat have nearly tripled since the 1940s, highlighting urgent climate change challenges.

Extreme heat events have increased death risks in Canada’s largest cities, especially among seniors, says a new study. Stay cool and stay safe! ☀️🔥