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Is obesity a disease or a risk factor for disease? It's a contentious question. In a new report, the Global Commission on Clinical Obesity strives to settle the enduring debate, introducing a new framework that seeks to redefine obesity.

BLUETTI, a leader in clean energy technology, took center stage at CES 2025 with its first-ever brand refinement event. Themed “Breaking the Excellence,” it unveiled its Apex, Elite, and EnergyPro series – the beginning of its third-gen product roadmap.

The aviation industry has long been in pursuit of technological efficiency and sustainability. In a recent collaboration, Turbotech, Safran, and Air Liquide teamed up to validate the feasibility of using liquid hydrogen to power a turbine engine.

What has 14 legs, lives at the bottom of the sea, and looks like Darth Vader? It's a newly discovered species of supergiant isopod, and should you happen to be in Vietnam sometime soon, you can buy one and eat it.

Xpeng AeroHT is developing a stunning dual-mode transporter it calls the "Land Aircraft Carrier," a 6-wheel van built to launch a small eVTOL out its trunk. The vessel has been progressing rapidly and now has a full demo launch under its belt.

On January 10th, the world's first carbon fiber subway train took to the tracks for the very first time in Qingdao, China. It promises to be stronger, safer, and produce less harmful emissions than traditional trains.

Imagine sunglasses that let you adjust their tint with a simple twist, inspired by photography technology. Lombell’s innovative design adapts to your environment, offering customizable light control, stylish looks, and full UV protection.

Back in 2016, a Swiss company shared a vision with visitors of the Geneva Motor Show. That front-loading electric bubble car is now in production as the Microlino, in fact there have been three versions launched. And now there's a fourth, the Spider.

Estonian daredevil Jaan Roose offers a bird's eye view of Dubai with his latest death-defying stunt: a 330-ft stroll between two of its skyscrapers on a slackline more than 730 ft above the city streets.