Although Morgan Freeman has rarely been known as a horror actor, he maintains a particular interest in the idea of mortality, reanimation, and zombies.

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As the Financial Times reported in early May, researchers from the United Kingdom have a preprint up at Research Square that ...

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For Paul Bloom, empathy might not be a helpful tool for real-life decision making, but it’s a crucial one when it comes to ...

In "The Last of Us," cordyceps — a real fungus that infects insects — evolves into a harmful pathogen for humans due to a warming climate. In reality, "zombie-ant fungus" or Ophiocordyceps ...