Green Tea Found to Boost Memory Power
EGCG, an organic chemical, a key element in green tea, found to be effective in enhancing memory power.
Tsunami Warning in Pacific After 7.6 Magnitude Strikes Off Costa Rica
Mexico, Ecuador and Peru on tsunami watch, but no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
Over 40% of Obese People Could Actually be in Good Health
New study suggests that people can be overweight yet have no greater risk of cardiovascular disease or cancer.
Vitamin D Does Not Improve Cholesterol Levels
Findings contradict past studies that showed vitamin D has beneficial effect on cholesterol.
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Neil Armstrong's fellow astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins attend funeral service along with other friends and family members.
Excess of Protein can Cause Intellectual Disability
Scientists to develop treatment for condition after further research.
Traumatic Childhood Could Increase Risk of Drug Addiction
Abused children develop negative personality traits that can increase risk of drug addiction in later life.
NASA Finds Evidence of Water On The Moon
Orbital space probes detect presence of hydrogen and ice at planet's dark south pole.
Pacific Earthquake: One Person Dead in Philippines, but Tsunami Warning Lifted
Small tsunami reported in Philippines, but threat to neighbouring countries not as great as first feared.
Blue Moon: Separating the Facts from Myths
From lunacy and epilepsy seizures to car mishaps, many myths abound.
High-fat Baby Foods Linked to Life-time Obesity
Newborns exposed to high-fat diets also have low tolerance to glucose, a sign of prediabetes.
Denisova Cave Girl's DNA Throws Light on Extinct Humans
DNA sequencing of cave girl reveals existence of a new group of ancient humans who were neither a Neanderthal nor a modern human.
Prenatal Exposure to Household Chemicals Could Cause Childhood Obesity
Chemicals in environment contributing to diabetes and obesity.
Chocolate Can Prevent Stroke in Men, Finds Study
Flavonoids in chocolate guard against cardiovascular disease through antioxidant, anti-clotting and anti-inflammatory properties.
Nasa’s Wise Discovers Millions of Black Holes Across Universe
Dust-covered galaxies quite bright but can be viewed only using infrared telescopes.
Nasa Scientists Find Multiple Transiting Planets Orbiting Two Suns [STUNNING PHOTOS]
In scientists' quest for habitable planets, they see more opportunities for life to exist.
Smoking after Stroke Increases Risk of Death Three-fold
Researchers say that quitting smoking after a stroke attack 'may be more effective than any medication'.
Retreat of Arctic Ice Will Dramatically Increase Global Warming
Study reveals crumbling permafrost in Siberia releasing 10 times the amount of carbon previously estimated.
Tropical Storm Isaac on Verge of Becoming Hurricane
Huge storm approaching US coast close to hurricane force, sparking fears of repeat of Hurricane Katrina devastation.
Aggressive Breast Cancer Linked to Lack of Sleep
Link found between insufficient sleep and biologically more aggressive tumours as well as cancer recurrence.
Fat Belly Poses Death Risk Even if Weight is Normal
Obesity is bad but distribution of fat is considered equally important even in normal people.
Arctic Sea Ice Drastically Declines, the Sharpest in Years
13 percent decline per decade recorded over last 30 years.
Smoking Pot as Teen Found to Decrease IQ Levels
Smoking marijuana before 18 can cause lasting harm to brain.
Breast Cancer: Herbal Tea Treatment Shows Promise
Herbal tea made from common plant could be used to treat breast cancer.
Genetic Markers Could Cause Colon Cancer, Say Scientists
Two proteins that cause some forms of colon cancer have been identified by scientists.
Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11: One Giant Leap for Mankind
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first men to gaze down on Earth from the surface of another planet.
Neil Armstrong, US Astronaut and First Man on Moon, Dies Aged 82
Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the Moon, has died following complications from heart surgery.
Neil Armstrong, First Man to Walk on the Moon, Dies Aged 82 [PHOTOS]
The inspirational astronaut Neil Armstrong has died following complications after heart surgery.
New Molecule May Stop Cancer Spreading
Artificial molecule called stapled peptide shuts down cancer-promoting molecule Wnt.
Obese Children Prone to Gallstone Disease
Obese children show higher incidence of gallstones, says report.
Epilepsy: Scientists Find New Way to Pinpoint Seizure Area
Innovative scanning technique can reveal which part of brain causes epileptic seizures.
Lower Income Group Children Consume More Unhealthy Drinks
Consumption pattern and dietary behaviour found to be carried into adolescence raising health issues.
Cells That Damage Lungs and Cause Asthma Identified
Finding paves way for new medicine and treatment for asthma.
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Gene That Can Boost Rice Output Discovered by Scientists
Phosphorus Starvation Tolerance gene helps rice grow a longer and better root system enabling it to gain access to more phosphorus.
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