Science & Health

Gay lions photographed in Kenya are not actually gays, says expert

Kenyan authorities are blaming humans for instigating gay thoughts in the minds of lions.

Nov 11, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Lack of proper communication may increase health problems

Researchers have found that health screening campaigns that target a specific organ may lack effectiveness if the public have a poor knowledge of anatomy.

Nov 11, 2017

By IANS

DATE IMPORTED:07 September, 2016A digitally-colorized scanning electron micrograph depicts a number of mustard-colored, spheroid-shaped Staphylococcus aureus bacteria in the process of escaping their destruction by blue-colored human white blood cells in

Taking a little stress can be good for cells as it boosts resilience to aging, says study

Everybody has a certain limit of stress in their own way. If you know how to take stress smartly, it has got a mighty benefit for your betterment of health. A study has explicitly reveals that taking a little stress can be good for cells as it boosts resilience, protects aging cells and delay the risk of disease.

Nov 11, 2017

By Bikash Rai

More than 1 in 8 Americans are now alcoholics

Simple blood test can help identity patients' misuse of alcohol

The PEth could be potentially helpful for every physician to anticipate and also to cut-off some of the most dreadful complications of alcohol such as organ failure and impaired healing of wounds and bones.

Nov 11, 2017

By Bikash Rai

Internal body clock helps daytime wounds to heal faster, study finds

Researchers found that the wounds which are formed during daytime would heal faster than those formed during the night. The internal body clock which regulates the cells' functioning mechanism helps in the healing process.

Nov 11, 2017

By Rahul K R

Scientists hope to clone perfectly preserved lion cub belonging to extinct species

The discovery was unveiled in Yakutsk on Thursday, November 9.

Nov 10, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

Europe under grip of radioactive cloud?

The nuclear accident is assumed to have occurred last month, though it was ruled out to be a mishap in a nuclear reactor.

Nov 10, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

NASA-funded research has found method to measure ozone in lower atmosphere which causes smog

A recent NASA-funded research has found a method to measure the ozone and ozone-producing gases in the lower atmosphere. The research has importance as cities like Delhi are facing acute air pollution due to smog.

Nov 10, 2017

By Rahul K R

Nasa

People's emotions can now be identified through voice

Researchers have developed a new technology which could identify human emotions from their voice. This technology is believed to be a new step in the human-computer, human-technology interactions.

Nov 10, 2017

By Rahul K R

Ancient Wolf-Sized Otter gave deadly bites with powerful jaws 6 million years ago

Scientists have discovered an ancient wolf-size otter capable of giving deadly bites

Nov 10, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Which city will face devastation by Chinese spacecraft Tiangong-1 fall? Experts cite many

The spacecraft has been out of Chinese control since September 2016 and is expected to land on Earth by January or February 2018.

Nov 10, 2017

By Adrita Biswas

China all set to make the crucial first contact with alien life

Communist China has poured billions to build a large radio dish exclusively to find alien life forms

Nov 10, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

Earliest ever modern humans discovered showing homo sapiens are 100,000 years older than we thought

Humans went through tall and skinny phase million years ago to survive outside forest

As humans migrated out of the forest, they gained more than 4 inches quickly to adapt themselves to the new conditions

Nov 10, 2017

By Nirmal Narayanan

East meets west as Lourvre opens in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi opens its Louvre museum on 11 November, positioning itself as a city of cultural tourism with a display of hundreds of works that it hopes will draw visitors from around the world.

Nov 10, 2017

By Staff Reporter

NASAs Hubble space telescope captures supernovas light echo

Over a period of two-and-a-half years, NASAs Hubble Space Telescope observed the light echo of supernova SN 2014J in galaxy M82, located 11.4 million light-years away. The echo happens when light from the explosion bounces off a cloud of a giant cloud of gas and dust near the supernova.

Nov 10, 2017

By Staff Reporter

Nasa

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Gay lions photographed in Kenya are not actually gays, says expert

Lack of proper communication may increase health problems

Taking a little stress can be good for cells as it boosts resilience to aging, says study

Simple blood test can help identity patients' misuse of alcohol

Internal body clock helps daytime wounds to heal faster, study finds

Scientists hope to clone perfectly preserved lion cub belonging to extinct species

Europe under grip of radioactive cloud?

NASA-funded research has found method to measure ozone in lower atmosphere which causes smog

People's emotions can now be identified through voice

Ancient Wolf-Sized Otter gave deadly bites with powerful jaws 6 million years ago

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China all set to make the crucial first contact with alien life

Humans went through tall and skinny phase million years ago to survive outside forest

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