Videos questioning sunscreen safety on TikTok generate higher engagement than those promoting its use, according to a new study. Researchers found no scientific basis for claims of harm from sunscreen ingredients.
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On Juneteenth, June 19, 2026, most retail stores and many services will operate normally, while banks and the stock market will be closed.
Snap's stock fell over 5% following the unveiling of its new AR glasses, "Specs," with a retail price of nearly $2,200, raising questions about market viability.
New research indicates a near-zero risk of cervical cancer death for young women vaccinated against HPV in childhood, marking a significant public health milestone.
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet is calling for investor patience, stating that the company's AI transformation efforts, while promising, will take time to reflect in financial results amid a significant stock price decline.
Epic Games announced Unreal Engine 6, with early access targeted for late 2027. The company also released Unreal Engine 5.8 and reported over $1 billion paid to Fortnite developers.
Nearly 4,000 infant syphilis cases reported in 2024, a surge linked to diminished public health infrastructure and access to care.
Oil prices declined Thursday amid reports of a U.S.-Iran deal and forecasts from the International Energy Agency predicting a supply glut next year.
Snap has opened preorders for its fully standalone augmented reality glasses, called Specs, which are set to ship this fall in the US, UK, and France for $2195. The company aims to deliver true AR capabilities, allowing virtual objects to be placed in the real world.
A large-scale single-cell RNA sequencing study of terminal ileal biopsies has identified key cellular and molecular signatures associated with Crohn's disease pathogenesis, offering new insights into disease mechanisms.