The balmy days of summer provide plenty of opportunity for adventure, but the season also brings with it a number of health woes, from sunburns to insect bites.
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How John F. Kennedy's Back Pain Affected His Life and Death
For the first time, researchers have pieced together a detailed story of John F. Kennedy's back pain.
Medication Mistakes Getting More Americans Sick
The number of Americans getting sick from making medication mistakes at home is rising.
Awesome 'Star Wars' Lego Sets On Sale for Prime Day
The Amazon Prime Day force is strong with these Lego "Star Wars" sets.
Dazzling Auroras Dance on the Southern Horizon in Astronaut's Photo
The southern lights appear to dance on the horizon off the southern coast of Australia in a stunning new photo taken by an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.
Mysterious Sea Creatures Surface in 'Big Pacific'
Author Rebecca Tansley told Live Science how the photos and stories of the book "Big Pacific" came together.
In Photos: The Stunning Sea Life 'Stars' of 'Big Pacific'
The photo book “Big Pacific,” companion to the five-part PBS series, showcases the stunning marine life living in the Pacific Ocean, and highlights the conservation challenges they face.
Brewing Up a Longer Life: Drink Coffee, Studies Suggest
People who drink coffee live longer, new studies find.
Superdense Extraterrestrial Ice Formed in a (Laser) Flash
In a new experiment, researchers have created a super-dense version of ice found deep within icy moons and colliding comets, and watched it form in nanoseconds.
Climate Cities: Can Urban America Save Paris Agreement?
U.S. cities committed to the Paris climate accord after President Trump announced the country's exit. But how much can urban areas do?
Amazon Prime Day: Best Health & Fitness Deals
Here's our roundup of the best deals on health and fitness products for Amazon's prime day.
The 'Chickens From Hell' Were Probably Good Parents
Analysis of dinosaur fossils showed that some parents warmed their eggs with body heat.
Uranus May Have Odd, Strobe-Like Magnetic Field
The planet Uranus just keeps getting weirder. The icy gas world that strangely orbits the sun on its side may also have a wonky magnetic field that constantly flickers on and off, new research suggests.
The Larsen C Iceberg Is Expected to Have Company
In addition to the main iceberg, a swarm of smaller icebergs is expected to break off Larsen C soon.
Kinect Scans of T. Rex Skull Shed Light on Mysterious Holes
Motion-sensing tech used by gamers — the Kinect — helped scientists conduct serious research, when they used it to scan and 3D-model the skull of a T. rex.