More than a million children in the country have been orphaned because of HIV and Aids.
Several theories for the falling sensation have been put forward from evolution to physiology.
Education about PrEP and access to treatment for LGBTQ refugees are among its priorities
In mice trials, the molecule was found to work by acting on dendritic spine.
Greek study has not been peer reviewed and the research is questionable at best.
The measure will be implemented in the next sales tax quarter.
Archaeologists find traveller carried parasitic flatworm Chinese liver fluke 1,500km.
A large brain may mean disrupted, weakened connections which can result in diseases.
The antigen reduces symptoms associated to infertility in mice.
At risk of developing a deficiency, 23% of adults between 19-64 have low levels of vitamin D
Malaria-transmitting Anopheles arabiensis species is found to avoid certain animals when looking to feed.
The health minister is looking to tackle cigarette consumption among France's 13 million smokers.
The map is probable the most accurate and detailed model of the brain so far.
The protection was apparent against all phases of the parasite's life cycle
Cold flannels, frozen bedsheets, no alcohol – here's how to prevent another sleepless night.
This inability to reflect on their behaviour has been traced back to abnormalities in the brain.
Older couple report more satisfaction with their marriage when they have similar drinking habits.
Identifying with fictional characters in books and films makes us more empathetic in real life.
The Met Office has warned of a 'Level 3' heatwave as temperatures reach more than 30C
Or even, as the hype might suggest, coconut water?
International AIDS Conference warns that laws and stigma hinder access to HIV prevention, treatment and care.
Scientists say stem cell cartilage could be trialled in humans in three to five years.
Temperatures will reach as high as 33C in parts of the UK so protect yourself.
To reach Unaids 90-90-90 target, effective prevention strategies must be globally implemented.
Stop using evolution as a basis to promote a specific diet because it's bullshit
Scientists still do not know really understand what dreams are or why we have them.
Dealing with violence in the family and fighting the stigma that parents face are priorities for doctors.
Ahead of world's biggest Aids and HIV conference AIDS 2016, IBTimes UK looks at the major studies of the year.
Mice under constant light deteriorate but improve with restoration of night darkness.
Synchronising menstrual cycles is, in all likelihood, just down to chance.