Dana-Farber Cancer Institute plans to retract six studies and correct 31 others after claims of data manipulation surfaced, prompting internal review and scrutiny over research integrity.

A study found that children from less affluent families may have brains with lower reward sensitivity, potentially impacting neurodevelopment and motivation.

Scientists at The University of Texas at Austin have created a cost-effective syringe and hydrogel filter system for water purification, which shows potential for improving global access to clean drinking water.

Arizona is set to add 21 new EV charging stations by 2025, with 80% federal funding and private ownership, prioritizing highway locations to boost electric vehicle adoption.

Bandwidth IG expands its fiber network in the San Francisco Bay Area, adding over 310 route miles to support data center growth, including a new marine cable for improved connectivity.

Atmospheric chemist Kimberly Prather from UC San Diego wins the 2024 NAS Award in Chemical Sciences for her work on atmospheric aerosols' effects on climate, air quality, and health.

Illinois is set to witness a rare event as two cicada broods, XIII and XIX, emerge simultaneously for the first time since 1803, creating a massive, noisy display. The phenomenon occurs once every 221 years and will feature billions of cicadas.

MIT researchers have developed a self-powered sensor that exploits magnetic energy, offering maintenance and diagnostics advantages in locations like ship engines without the need for batteries or wiring.

Scientists at MIT and Yale have discovered that a drug candidate, initially for cancer, shows potential as a treatment for polycystic kidney disease by shrinking kidney cysts.

Detroit and Macomb County Health Departments are offering free radon testing kits to locals during Radon Action Month to prevent radon-related lung cancer.

Diabetes medications Wegovy and Zepbound, originally for blood sugar control, gain FDA approval as obesity treatments, offering significant weight loss benefits.

Andy Wells shared his entrepreneurial journey at Northwest Technical College, promoting education and local opportunity, and discussed Wells Academy's training initiatives.

Harvard researchers found a genetic link between being a morning person and an increased risk for anorexia nervosa, challenging traditional notions of eating disorders.