A new technology can speed the purification of water using sunlight, potentially providing clean water to billions of people.
There's a mysterious tower in Texas that strongly resembles Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower. Its constructors say they're testing some new forms of electromagnetic waves. But is something else going on?
Perhaps it's a mating signal. Or meant to confuse owls and other predators. Or maybe it's just for looks.
Many Midwestern and New England states are hoping to attract more residents by offering cash, student loan forgiveness and other incentives. But surprisingly, no one has studied whether these programs are effective.
In some states, health insurance giant Anthem has been making headlines for denying coverage to patients who use the ER for non-emergency matters. But what's a layperson to do?
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"I had thought [menstrual cups] were a recent invention. And the thing that blew our minds most was that they were invented by an actress. Of course! Theater people will save us all!" Kate Elston, cohost of the podcast "Vicious Cycles," which focuses on topics surrounding menstruation
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