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The United Nations said the extremely severe flood situation in North Korea left at least 133 people dead, 395 others missing and more than 100,000 people had to flee th…
You often hear people drinking and drinking a glass of warm water or a glass of lemonade early in the morning to purify their bodies, but is it salty water?
Prepare for this sea travel season, you need to equip yourself with the necessary knowledge and skills to protect your family and have a safe trip.
In 1932 the Japanese Chisso Corporation discharged mercury-contaminated wastewater to Minamata Sea caused a massive death of fish and shrimp, people ate fish that had be…
The US government officially approved the plan to produce genetically modified salmon, the first genetically modified animal used as food for humans.
Transparent jellyfish and seawater ready to attack is a worrying issue for anyone at sea.
Mountain sickness progresses when we reach a height above 2,500m above sea level due to reducing the specific pressure of oxygen in the inhaled air.
This new study only reports epigenetic changes with a single stress response gene called FKBP5, linked to depression, bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Romanian scientists have invented an artificial blood, which can be used in humans in the future without side effects.
Based on changes in sea temperatures in the South Atlantic Ocean, one can predict malaria in Northwest India long before it broke out, The Hindustan Times said.
The SEA computer model of UCSF pharmacy uses the similarity of each drug's form with thousands of other compounds to predict possible side effects.
The Institute of Environmental Technology (Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology) has initially manufactured a new bandage to help the wound heal. Dr. Huynh Thi Ha…
The largest human virus ever discovered was isolated from water in the Chilean sea.
Bathing in the Dead Sea in just 20 minutes may help people with diabetes reduce blood sugar, a study in Israel said.
Research conducted by the University of Alberta has confirmed that the relatively harmless inorganic form of mercury found in oceans around the world has been transforme…