Some of the most common materials that pollute the Earth's ocean are paper, metal, rubber, and of course plastics. Environmental and marine science specialists often described these as "marine debris". But recently, marine researchers discovered a new type of trash called "microplastics" in which they feared to be the next big threat in the ocean.
Long before, Truvada has been regarded as a prescription medicine that can be used to help reduce the risk of getting HIV. Now, the quest to completely eradicate HIV seemed to have just been strengthened following the approval of FDA to the first ever generic version of Truvada.
The fossilized skeleton of Nipponosaurus sachalinensis, a controversial hadrosaurid dinosaur, was first discovered in southern Sakhalin in 1934. Now, researchers finally revealed the mysteries behind this controversial dinosaur, which is found to be a juvenile and a valid taxon that had not reached sexual maturity.
Lung cancer continues to be a threat to individuals worldwide. Regarded as one of the deadliest forms of cancer, experts from Cuba and the United States are teaming up to explore and improve the so-called Cuban vaccine for lung cancer.
Experts have warned that Mount St. Helens is recharging. The volcano is responsible for one of the deadliest eruptions in the history of the United States.
Diabetes is one of the most dangerous chronic diseases that affects millions of people worldwide. Apart from medication, experts are also suggesting physical activities or exercise to help manage such disease.
One common thing that people know about exercise is probably that the more exercise people get, the less their cells appear to age. Now, a study finds that a biological aging markers known as telomeres from people who exercised the most might be the key for them to live longer.
With the quick spread and development of technology, artificial intelligence will soon not be much of a question. Along with other world-renowned experts, Elon Musk has claimed that by the year 2030, artificial intelligence will beat humans at everything.
A research team affiliated with various institutions in Germany and Japan suggests that the middle of Earth's mantle holds as much water as the planet's oceans. The team explains their experiments as well as the theory to prove that their finding is correct.
A seemingly false claim for HIV/AIDS cure is being investigated by authorities in Ghana. A food supplement company allegedly claims and market their product as a cure for HIV and AIDS, leading patients to abandon Antiretroviral (ART) drug treatment.
