Recovery of objects from heists is low. it's impossible to put a number to it, but some say art recoveries globally are possibly as low as 10%
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quietly remaking how companies set prices. Not only do prices shift with demand (dynamic pricing), but firms are increasingly tailoring prices to individual customers
We urgently need not just to redesign climate policies but also a new method for drafting those polices
The data and models will be useful for captioning local-language media; voice assistants for agriculture and health; call-centre and support in the languages
Acne isn't a single condition. It appears in many forms, affects people at different ages, and can be triggered by a range of factors
A large body of research shows that people's raw intellectual abilities - that is, their capacity to reason, remember and process information quickly, typically starts to decline from the mid-twenties
Trump's initiatives are likely to mean an additional 7 billion tonnes of emissions will be created compared to a scenario where the US met its Paris commitments
Multiple studies have also found that suddenly ending a diet that's high in sugar can cause withdrawal, similar to when people quit opioids or nicotine
Trump's net approval on the four issues tracked by Silver are -4.7 on immigration, -15.3 on the economy, -15.6 on trade and -27.4 on inflation
Although many children's supplements claim to support immunity, growth, or overall wellbeing, there is little robust scientific evidence that they improve health outcomes
In Australia, the Labour government has similarly established new powers to deport non-citizens to third states
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the leading organisation that guides medical decisions on pregnancy and childbirth, has reiterated the safety and efficacy of acetaminophen use
Even though medical terminology has historically differentiated between alcohol and non-alcohol-related liver diseases, alcohol contributes to the progression of supposedly non-alcoholic liver disease
As might be expected, the guilty verdict against Nicolas Sarkoz, drew anger from a large part of the political class
Similar to the NHS app and various other existing digital cards, the new scheme will create a universal form of identification stored on mobile phones
Chronic insomnia appears to accelerate the trajectory towards dementia, not through one pathway but several
Those at the lower end of the "healthy" range also faced higher risks, with BMIs between 18.5 and 19.9 doubling the likelihood of death
Public toilets can be a 'microbial soup', especially when many people use them and cleaning isn't frequent as it should be
The cultural importance of instant ramen in Japan cannot be overstated
A survey confirms the most common barriers to discussing sex with children are children feeling uncomfortable or refusing to engage