You Might Be Reading The Wrong Name
A new study has suggested that as many as half of the historical specimens preserved in the museums across the world could be wrongly labeled.
FDA Finalizes Its New Food Safety Rules
Taking a step toward prevention of foodborne illness, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has finalized the rules that outline the safety standards to be followed by different parties involved in...
Belly Fat Is Hazardous, Even More Than Obesity
Deposition of fat around belly region is even more harmful than being obese, suggests a new study.
2 Billion To Be Affected By Shrinking Snowpacks
A new study looking at the impact of the shrinking snowpacks over the northern hemisphere suggests that over 2 billion people could suffer from water shortage.
Uterus Implant Offers New Hope
The doctors at the Cleveland Clinic aspire to become the first ones to implant a uterus in a woman who do not have one.
WHO's First World Antibiotic Awareness Week
The World Health Organization is planning to launch its first-ever global campaign for better use of antibiotics during the World Antibiotic Awareness Week.
American Women Are Overtaking Men When It Comes To Obesity
Despite umpteen attempts being made to control U.S. obesity, the rate continues to rise, suggests a new study.
Some Antibiotics Worsen MRSA Infection Instead Of Killing The Bug
The antibiotic used to treat MRSA might actually make it worse, suggests a new study.
FDA Is Keeping An Eye On Your Sugar Intake
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration might soon decide to put a cap on daily sugar intake to help Americans cut down on it.
AstraZeneca's Lupus Drug Anifromulab Shows Positive Results In Mid-Stage Clinical Trial
AstraZeneca's experimental lupus drug anifrolumab showed positive results in Phase II study trials, the drug maker announced Tuesday.
Roche's New Drug Combination For Melanoma Treatment Wins FDA Approval
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of Cotellic in combination with Zelboraf for the treatment of advanced melanoma.
New 'Miracle' Vaccine Reduces Cholesterol Better Than Statins
A new cholesterol-lowering vaccine reduces bad LDL, is cheap and appears to be more effective than the rest of the alternatives available in the market.
Indian Woman With Terrible Facial Deformity Hopes For A Surgery [VIDEO]
21-year-old Khadija Khatoon, who has a severe facial deformity, was told in her childhood that there is no help that doctors could provide.
Use Of Vegetable Oils Linked To Cancer-Causing Chemicals
Cooking with vegetable oil might release toxic chemical that may lead to cancer, suggests a new study.
A Relief From Heat Through Traditional Buildings
With temperatures soaring in the Persian Gulf, trending traditional buildings might help offer some relief to people.
Vitamin C Could Kill Cancer Cells
Vitamin C, which is naturally found in a range of food may help in fighting colorectal cancer, suggests a latest study.
European Tree Changes Sex After 5,000 Years
Britain's famous 5,000-year-old male Fortingall Yew tree has been recently observed carrying berries.
Common Stomach Bug May Transmit Cancer To Humans
Cancer cells transmitted from common stomach bug led to the development of cancer-like tumors in a Colombian man, report U.S. health officials.
Australia's Full-Circle Rainbow
The 2016 Australian Weather Calender released by the Bureau of Meteorology showcases extraordinary images of the Australian landscape.
Illegal Pot Cultivation: A Threat To Wildlife?
Illegal pot farming in California is taking a toll on the lives of the fisher, reports a new study.