If Yellowstone is dangerous now, it’s a cakewalk compared to the Pleistocene age where humans had to contend with mammoths, ...

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Another reason to pay attention to AI in retirement planning comes from the work of Andrew Lo, a professor at MIT, and Jillian Ross, a doctoral student who collaborates with him. Together, they are ...

Hawkins took part in graduation ceremonies from Southern New Hampshire University on May 4. He graduated magna cum laude with ...

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Vet costs are pushing pet owners to the brink, with treatment fees rising by 34 per cent over the past four years, which ...

Fewer people are claiming Social Security benefits at age 62. Better health and the elimination of the earnings test after 65 have lowered barriers to working longer.

Tune in to hear Dr. Sgaier explain why solving health care’s toughest challenges starts with understanding the human side of health — and how inclusive data can lead to smarter policies, safer ...

If humans make it to 150 years old—known as aging “escape velocity”—we could choose exactly how long we’d like to live.

New research finds that the long‑term health impacts of the Great Irish Famine varied by region and socioeconomic conditions ...

While White House aides consider financial incentives for women to give birth, including the idea of a $5,000 “baby bonus,” ...