ASCO Releases New Guidelines For Cancer Gene Tests

Medicine & Technology Sep 02, 2015

The American Society of Clinical Oncology has updated the guidelines for tcancer gene tests and treating pacients suffering with advanced lung cancer.

Saudi Arabia Deals With Surge In Fatal MERS Cases

Sep 01, 2015

Saudi Arabia's health officials are alarmed by the high number of deadly cases of MERS in the country.

50 Migrants Dead: A Migrants Crisis in Europe

Aug 31, 2015

50 migrants dead in a truck, a reflection of a bigger issue EU's migant crisis.

Carbon Trading Fails To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Study

Aug 26, 2015

The amounts of carbon credits generated under the carbon tax scheme by Ukraine and Russia did not reflect cut in emissions, according to a new study.

Second Plague Case In California Under Investigation

Aug 21, 2015

On Tuesday, August 18, California authorities reported a second suspect with the plague in the state.

Smokeless Tobacco Alternative Less Dangerous For Your Health

Aug 20, 2015

The Public Health England government body says vaping can make ‘significant contribution to endgame of tobacco’ based on the results on recent research studies.

Respected Medical Journal Exposes Medicine's Dark Side

Aug 19, 2015

A respected medical journal published two shocking accounts of doctors behaving inappropriately while their patients were under anesthesia.

New Study Links Violent Video Games To Agression

Aug 19, 2015

A newly published study claims to prove that violent video games lead to agressive behaviors.

Study Links Climate Change To Public Health Decline

Aug 18, 2015

Climate change poses increased risks to public health, according to a new study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.

'Dynamic wireless power transfer' to run in England's major roads

Aug 17, 2015

Major roads in England will be occupy by the power electric and hybrid vehicles this later this year.

America Has To Cope With Resurgence of Tropical Disease

Aug 16, 2015

After eradicating a number of tropical diseases decades ago, today's America has to deal again with a rising wave of infectious disease.

US Against The Superbugs

Aug 13, 2015

The U.S. health autorities are confronted with an increase in number of the infections with drug resistant germs called superbugs.

Ten year plan launches for Australia's blue economy

Aug 13, 2015

A ten year plan for investment and research needed to grow and to manage Australia's blue economy was recently launched by the country's Industry and Science Minister.

By End Of Century World Population Expected To Reach 11 Billion

Aug 11, 2015

According to U.N., the global population will rise from 7.3 billion to 9.7 billion by 2050 and to 11 billion by 2100.

Three new Engineering Research Centers receive $55.5-M to advance US resiliency, sustainability

Aug 10, 2015

Three new Engineering Research Centers (ERCs) will receive $55.5 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF), a United States government agency that supports fundamental research and education.