Most Berkeley Springs Water Works customers remain under a boil water advisory. What it means for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, and restaurants.

A vine said to mimic plastic leaves showed no host-driven mimicry in a new preprint. Its leaves changed shape on their own, often by season.

In 350,757 coin flips, coins landed on their starting side 50.8% of the time. The bias depended on the person, and one flipper hit 60%.

In 1948, researchers stressed a nursing mother with ice water, toe pulling, and math problems with shocks. Each time, her baby got less milk.

Cockroach milk crystals hold over 3 times the energy of dairy milk by weight. The 2016 discovery won a 2026 Ig Nobel, but it was never tested as food.

Swiss volunteers buried 2,000 pairs of cotton underwear. Lawns broke them down the least, and some gardens held far more phosphorus than plants need.

CDC expects COVID-19, flu, and RSV hospital peaks near last winter's level as flu rises early on the West Coast. What the numbers mean for families.

Virginia confirmed measles in an adult who visited a Harrisonburg business Oct. 12 and 13. Who is protected, which symptoms to watch for, and when to call.

GLP-1 users had slightly fewer heart problems and infections after surgery in 2 million records, but the gaps were small and the cause was not proven.

FDA inspectors cited 14 sterility and manufacturing concerns at Houston RX, the maker of recalled compounded tirzepatide. What GLP-1 users should check.