Athlete at 70?

It might be possible, requires triggering the muscle stem cells

Wallaces butterflies

Veins tell it all

Arrangement of veins control carbon, water intake in plants

Art for espionage

Art>> Politics • USA

Benefits of self-rejection

Evolution favours plants that rely on cross-pollination

Diagnosis in two hours

A rapid test for pulmonary tuberculosis makes detection more efficient

Inspired by the sea

Exhibition>> Marine world • the US

Sense the core

Noninvasive technology to study geological samples

A dye for data transfer

Organics minimize signal loss in telecommunication  

Million dollar map

AI virtually

A world of nerds

Pulse relief

Attack migraine in its aura  

Germany, Denmark are top performers in Global Green Economy Index

Index measures performance of 60 countries in the global green economy

Plastic threat

Plastic toxins in oceans threaten lugworms, which recycle nutrients

No lesser evil

Superbug: India gets bugged

Government downplays threat from drug-resistant bacteria

Twenty-six countries commit US $560 million for UN development work

India pledges $9.28 million

Future shock, this?

Ears have been picked, where is the info?

Bites by exotic snakes rising in UK, as more people keep them as part of their occupation or hobby

Such bites are a challenge to healthcare professionals in the country, says a new study

South Africa ends contact-tracing, CDC reduces isolation period — how the world's approach to tackle COVID-19 has evolved

Mask mandates also vary within countries; the type of mask is also a concern

The world’s largest organism is slowly being eaten by deer

The organism has been around for about 14,000 years

In South Sudan, 4.5 million children need humanitarian support: UNICEF

An estimated 1.4 million children are suffering from acute malnutrition

As the world watches US election, the appeal of America is diminished

A reality check on American power, including its cultural power, is overdue