An AI model predicts humans in 2050 may look hunched, pale, and swollen due to phone addiction, poor posture, and excessive screen time.

An AI projection shows what humans could look like by 2050 if sedentary habits persist - from tech neck and swollen feet to hunchbacks and bloodshot eyes - warning of inactivity's toll.

An AI model, 'Sam,' visualizes a future where unchecked sedentary lifestyles lead to premature aging, poor posture, weight ...

Not a crowded trail where you’re playing leapfrog with other hikers, but genuine, blissful solitude among towering trees and pristine ponds. That’s what awaits you at Connecticut’s largest state ...

Tired of those pesky spider veins? You’re not alone. However, there’s good news! With easy, painless treatments they can be faded fast and safely. Medical ...

PROGRAM AIMED AT SAVING LIVES. STARTING TONIGHT IN WORCESTER, THE STEADY BLUE LIGHT ON EVERY POLICE CRUISER MEANS SLOW DOWN. BE SAFE. IT’S HUMAN NATURE. WHEN YOU SEE A POLICE VEHICLE OR A POLICE ...

Worcester residents may notice there's now something different on top of police cruisers in the city: Steady blue lights instead of flashing ones. The Worcester Police Department on Sunday started a ...

They appear as enlarged, twisted veins on your legs, mostly in elderly persons and in women. And while every healthy leg has veins and valves that keep blood flowing to the heart, the odds were ...

For fans of MobLand or Adolescence, one crime drama you can't sleep on is Blue Lights. Set in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the show has been a breakout hit not just in the U.K. but also in the U.S.

Out in the cosmic landscape, planetary nebulas would offer the perfect Halloween doors to knock on. They're spooky tricksters in their names, as they have nothing to do with planets at all and are ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Police officers in Northern Ireland aren’t used to seeing themselves portrayed in a sympathetic light. For decades, dramas set in ...

Netflix has unveiled a first look at its upcoming comedy-thriller, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, from Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee – and it looks seriously good. The eight-part series stars ...