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More record-shattering heat waves are likely on the way due to climate change, scientists say

Monday, July 26 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) —The probability of record-shattering heat waves is increasing due to climate change, according to scientists who are measuring temperature predictions in a new way. Researchers that looked into rate of warming, rather than how much warming has occurred, found that record-shattering heat waves... Read More.

We know vaccines work against COVID variants. Now scientists are understanding why.

Thursday, June 10 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Since the emergence of new COVID-19 variants, experts have worried that the virus may have developed mutations allowing it to outmaneuver existing vaccines. Early laboratory studies proved worrisome, showing vaccines seemed to produce far fewer virus-fighting antibodies against some of the newer... Read More.

Ukraine seized vodka made from Chernobyl apples. The scientists who made it want it back

Sunday, May 16 by ABC News

(LONDON) — A team of British and Ukrainian scientists are battling Ukraine's government in court for the return of 1,500 bottles of liquor made from "radioactive" apples grown near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. The liquor, branded as Atomik, is part of a four-year experiment... Read More.

Scientists exploring possible link between Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca vaccine blood clot issues

Saturday, April 17 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- With the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine still on pause in the U.S. after reports of a rare but severe blood clotting disorder in a small number of the roughly 7 million people who've received the shot, health experts now are... Read More.

Sperm whales learned to avoid humans who were hunting them in the 19th century, scientists say

Wednesday, March 17 by ABC News

By JULIA JACOBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- New research is shedding light on the social intelligence of marine mammals when under a threat of danger.Sperm whales, which were hunted heavily in the North Pacific U.S. in the 19th century, quickly... Read More.

Scientists inch closer to explaining the mysterious ‘brain fog’ symptom of COVID-19

Wednesday, March 3 by ABC News

By NASIR MALIM, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- As larger numbers of people recover from COVID-19, researchers are learning more about "brain fog" in those affected by the virus.For months, doctors and researchers have been aware of a range of longer-term... Read More.

COVID-19 vaccine testing on children: What scientists want you to know

Friday, February 26 by ABC News

By DR. RAEHANNAH JAMSHIDI, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Though Dr. Anthony Fauci, the White House chief medical adviser, predicted a COVID-19 vaccine may not be available for high schoolers until the fall and for younger kids until early next year, scientists and... Read More.

New COVID-19 variant circulating in New York City, scientists say

Thursday, February 25 by ABC News

By SONY SALZMAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Scientists are now studying a new "home-grown" COVID-19 variant that has been identified and is circulating in the New York City area.The variant, which scientists are calling B.1.526, was identified separately... Read More.

Million-year-old woolly mammoth DNA discovered by scientists in northeast Siberia

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By JULIA JACOBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Scientists now have evidence that mammoths were roaming the earth more than ONE million years ago with the discovery of the oldest-dating skeletal fragments ever found. An international team of researchers recently found molars from three... Read More.

Scientists studying COVID-19 variants to determine effect on vaccines

Friday, January 29 by ABC News

By VICTOR ORDONEZ, SONY SALZMAN and BOB WOODRUFF, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Around the globe, scientists are studying new and more contagious COVID-19 variants, and their potential impact on vaccines."It's not a surprise that we're seeing variants -- viruses do... Read More.

2021’s ‘Doomsday Clock’ stuck at 100 seconds to midnight, scientists say

Wednesday, January 27 by ABC News

By JULIA JACOBO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- We may not be any closer to the apocalypse this year, but things aren't looking up either, according to scientists.The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists said its 2021... Read More.

Florida agents raid COVID-19 data scientist’s home after controversial firing

Wednesday, December 9 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Florida law enforcement agents raided the home of a data scientist Monday, alleging the scientist had hacked into the state's emergency alert system.Rebekah Jones was the state's coronavirus data scientist until... Read More.

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More record-shattering heat waves are likely on the way due to climate change, scientists say

We know vaccines work against COVID variants. Now scientists are understanding why.

Ukraine seized vodka made from Chernobyl apples. The scientists who made it want it back

Scientists exploring possible link between Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca vaccine blood clot issues

Sperm whales learned to avoid humans who were hunting them in the 19th century, scientists say

Scientists inch closer to explaining the mysterious ‘brain fog’ symptom of COVID-19

COVID-19 vaccine testing on children: What scientists want you to know

New COVID-19 variant circulating in New York City, scientists say

Million-year-old woolly mammoth DNA discovered by scientists in northeast Siberia

Scientists studying COVID-19 variants to determine effect on vaccines

2021’s ‘Doomsday Clock’ stuck at 100 seconds to midnight, scientists say

Florida agents raid COVID-19 data scientist’s home after controversial firing

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