Climate change a leading reason behind spike in
Global warming could prompt a sharp rise in dengue infections, the World Health Organisation warned on Friday. About half of
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Long-term mercury exposure blamed for high youth suicides
Researchers who studied three generations of mothers and their children from an indigenous community in Canada found decades of mercury
New Weapon Against Diabetes? Understanding dahlia’s role in
Dahlias are much more than just beautiful symmetrical flowers. A new study pinpoints the petals of dahlias as a source
‘Weekend Warriors’ reaping similar heart benefits as Regular
Findings of a major study on “weekend warriors” against regular exercisers suggest people who are too busy to exercise in
Is it possible to cure jet lag?
Some describe jet lag as a mix of feeling slightly drunk, exhausted or like you’ve been hit by a truck.
What’s too hot for the human body? Study
There is a particular range of temperatures in which the human body doesn’t have to exert more energy or increase
US: Families struggling to navigate new laws prohibiting
Flower Nichols and her mother, Jennilyn, from Indianapolis set off on an expedition to Chicago on an early morning in
Saharan Dust Reaches in the US
At this very moment, several sizable dust clouds originating in Africa’s Sahara Desert can be seen moving across the Atlantic
South Korea’s pediatricians shunning a field they think
On a Friday last month, the waiting room of a children’s hospital on the outskirts of the South Korean capital
Daily insulin injection vs once-weekly – Which one
A once-weekly insulin treatment could be a game changer for people with type 2 diabetes, according to a new study
