The Emory University School of Medicine experts find that the Zika virus can infect and replicate placental immune cells. However, the virus does not kill the cells.
More than one-third of the corals in parts of the Great Barrier Reef have been destroyed by coral bleaching, show new studies.
A new skin cancer drug called HA15, reducing the viability of melanoma and acting as a protection against the sun has been developed by scientists.
The Cincinnati Zoo is firm that it was right to shoot and kill a gorilla to save a four-year-old boy who fell into its enclosure, but a witness affirms that the boy's entrance was not an accident.
A new study indicates that military suicides are not necessarily linked with combat, as most soldiers tend to commit suicide before they are deployed.
Jamie Bell, star of the "Turn: Washington Spies" might well replace Daniel Craig as James Bond if the grapevine is to be believed.
A new study shows that building up of amyloid-beta, which is a vital protein in Alzheimer's disease, may be due to the body's immune response to infection.
Accumulated ice at Mars' poles, especially the north pole, suggests that it is emerging from an ice age that ended about 400,000 years ago.
Filing for a divorce in court, Amber Heard alleged that Johnny Depp hit her, pulled her hair and abused her with profanities.
Donald Trump released a statement Friday that he found it inappropriate to debate Bernie Sanders as he was a second-runner.
Understanding aerosols, as well as the process of cloud formation, can help us to predict climate change effects better, says a new study.
Japan was more violent and killed more people during its occupation of China than it lost in Hiroshima, said Chinese spokespersons.
Antidepressants are being prescribed to address a number of problems apart from depression and include off-label uses.
Cellphone radiation may lead to tumor growth in rats over a long period of time, says a new study.
President Obama said at a press conference during the summit of Group of Seven leaders in Japan that his counterparts were paying "very close attention" to the US elections, and were rather wary of the outcome.
