Diane Wirth lost sight in one eye weeks after starting Wegovy, and now she's suing to force a US warning label.

A six-person crew spent 10 days breathing recycled air underground, training for a future Mars trip.

The 35,000-square-foot NIDDK unit at 850 N. Fifth St. has four one-of-a-kind metabolic chambers, but a night-nurse shortage is keeping its 11 guest rooms empty.

DURAVYU missed its main goal against Regeneron's Eylea, but the company says a small subgroup of unrelated vision loss skewed the results.

Dash0 is folding Polar Signals' kernel-level profiling into an AI agent called Agent0 that can write its own code fixes.

Camel bones, a baby mammoth and giant sloth remains turned up during D Line digging. Most now sit in museum drawers, not display cases.

Suffolk, Wentworth, Northeastern and Endicott are rolling out AI-infused degrees, but a Suffolk petition against the plan drew 1,200 signatures in two days.

J.F. Webb High students hit YouTube nearly 40,000 times in a month, pushing Granville County toward tech-free Mondays and Tuesdays.

The $4 million system fires countermeasure flares at speeds up to Mach 1, cutting the need for test pilots and aircraft entirely.

U of A's mining program, ranked 4th in the nation, is a key target of a new federal effort to fix a looming engineer shortage.

NASA's new November expo could put spectators near real Artemis III rocket hardware — but tickets span three separate venues.

Dakota Carrasco's five-month-old Dissent scooped rivals on Paul's Hat Works closing, then invented an outreach attempt to the owner.

SBH Health System now lets Bronx patients refuse blood transfusions while still getting full surgical care, staff say.