Four major cities in the world have announced their decision to ban the use of vehicles powered by diesel by 2025. The supporters of this new advocacy are the mayors of Paris, Mexico City, Athens, and Madrid.
Sweat is not the cause of body odor, instead it is caused by the microorganisms that are present in the skin. With advancements in science, a researcher has found that transplanting armpit bacteria may help in solving stinking armpit.
A pioneering study about gut bacteria and how they play a role in the manifestation of Parkinson's has been published in the journal Cell.
The first case of the Zika virus being sexually transmitted has been reported in the UK. According to the authorities, a woman acquired the infection from her partner who had traveled to a Zika-affected nation.
A breakthrough research has introduced a blueprint that signals human cells to create "nano-cages," which can control viruses not to destroy the body but to deliver drug treatment to tumor sites. The study from the University of Washington and University of Utah aims to utilize microbes as a new way of treating illnesses within the body.
Researchers studying the Zika virus have revealed that the mosquito-borne infection may cause glaucoma in infants.
Wondering what country produces the best students in mathematics and science? The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) has revealed that Singaporeans beat students from other nations in both subjects.
A new research has found that individuals carrying negative emotions are less capable of forgetting bad memories after a slumber than they were before sleeping. Therefore, it is not advisable to sleep with anger.
Scientists recommend taking psychedelic drugs to ease the transition into death for those with terminal diseases like cancer.
New bone scans of Lucy has revealed more clues about early human behavior, including her transition from primate-like, climbing movements on trees to walking upright. Lucy is one of the most complete ancient human specimens of an Australopithecus afarensis ever found. It is estimated to be 3.18 million years old.
