Researchers from Kobe University have identified a molecular mechanism by which gourds such as pumpkins, squash and zucchini absorb stubborn soil pollutants and concentrate them in their edible parts.

A microscopic protein twist explains why pumpkins soak up pollution, and how they might one day help remove it.

If you're tempted to use a microcurrent device in your skin care routine, here's what the skin pros have to say. Elizabeth is a contributor to CNET and the The Simple Dollar, where she reviews ...

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A work on paper by Pablo Picasso left Madrid two weeks ago and has not been accounted for between there and its intended destination in Granada, according to a report on Thursday in El Pais. "The work ...

As bitter pit continues to baffle apple growers, crop nutrition suppliers stress the importance of calcium transport.

When extreme weather hits the UK, the Met Office issues a series of warnings to help keep the public safe. The Met, which is the UK's official weather service, says its warnings are designed to let ...

Over a decade of editorial experience across a number of publications and more than 60 countries visited have given Dylan Pearl a wealth of travel knowledge, and the tools to effectively communicate ...

You know how much it can get in the way of ordinary living if you've ever had the pins-and-needles feeling in your feet or the dull, nagging soreness that makes even short walks uncomfortable. It's ...

The 2026 World Cup promises to be the biggest FIFA showcase in history, at least by size of the tournament field. With the competition set to expand to 48 teams for the first time in its nearly ...

Vladimir Putin has announced a successful test of a Poseidon nuclear-powered submarine torpedo which experts have warned is ...