A team of scientists at King’s College London thinks there might be another way. They’ve found that keratin — the same ...

But between the Roman era and the first sustained arrival of Africans, most enslaved, during the Tudor era (early 16th ...

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Keersten Fitzgerald is a GP and a lecturer in the General Practice Clinical School at the University of Sydney. Keersten has ...

The “Herring Lassies,” also known as “Herring Girls” or “Scots Fisher Lassies,” represented a substantial and dynamic female workforce that moved around and followed the herring. They came from the ...

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This deadly disease was believed to arrive with colonizers — but ancient DNA from Chile proves it was here thousands of years ...

A new study from the University of Edinburgh has found that cats with dementia develop brain changes strikingly similar to ...

On a hot August night, jellyfish jammed a nuclear giant.

Is this an artifact, a weapon, or just some random stuff that Jean Fouquet added to his work to grab your attention?