A new study showed that peanut and other tree nuts can lower risk of death from several conditions including cancers but peanut butter does not offer the same benefits.
Infected camels may shed the virus in their urine and infect people who drink. Camel urine is believed to have healing properties.
The computer works with magnetized water droplets and can perform any arithmetic computations.
A new study claims that young adults who avail assistance to quit smoking through social media are twice as likely to succeed as those who take more conventional approaches.
The discovery is set to alter textbooks and help throw light on some of the less understood aspects of conditions like Alzheimer's and multiple sclerosis.
The Appalachian states Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia saw a 364 percent rise in number of acute HCV infections during 2006-12.
The miniature frogs belong to the genus Brachycephalus. The frogs are being threatened due climate change impact on cloud forests.
Three such stars outside of any galaxy exploded, revealing to astronomers the forces at work in dark space.
During last season health agencies did not expect the H3N2 strain to predominate, rendering vaccines less effective against the flu.
Earth and Mars will remain on the opposite sides of the Sun while in their orbits between June 7 and June 21. Sun can garble radio communications between the planets.
Contrary to assessment of the IPCC that there was a slowdown in global warming in the last 15 years, the new study accounted 2013 and 2014 temperature data to conclude that the upward trend continued.
With just a single drop of blood it is possible to know the entire list of viruses that infected a person up until the moment of testing.
The paper's lead author Caleb M Brown asked Lorna O'Brien to marry him in the science paper published in the journal Current Biology.
Researchers said sans studies to show benefits and risks, women eating placenta are ingesting something they know nothing about.
The movie is set to scorch screens July 31.
