Science & Health

Chemicals in Toothpaste, Sunscreen and Soaps Can Cause Male Infertility, Says Study

Chemicals in common day-to-day products such as toothpaste, sunscreen and soaps are linked to high levels of male infertility, according to a new research.

May 13, 2014

An E-Fan aircraft participates for its first public flight during the e-Aircraft Day at the Bordeaux Merignac airport

World's First Electric Aircraft Takes to the Skies [PHOTOS]

Airbus' latest experimental aircraft 'E-Fan' has successfully taken to the skies for its maiden flight in France. The eco-friendly flight, took off from an airport close to Bordeaux.

May 13, 2014

FDA Destroys 26,000 Kg of Mangoes in Mumbai Due to Toxic Chemicals

Despite spreading awareness about the hidden dangers of artificially ripened mangoes among farmers and traders, calcium carbide is still being used widely to ripen mangoes across the country.

May 13, 2014

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May 13, 2014

Parasitic Worms Responsible for High Rate of HIV Infection among African Women

African women are more prone to HIV, due to genital schistosomiasis - an undiagnosed chronic parasitic disease, which is caused by parasitic worms, picked up in infested river water.

May 12, 2014

Two Faced Baby Born in Australia

An Australian mother has given birth to a rare pair of conjoined twins who share the same body, but have separate brains.

May 12, 2014

Fire Missiles at Mars to Find Alien-Life, Scientists Claim

In search for alien-life on Mars, New England-based Explore Mars has proposed a mission to fire missiles on the surface of the Mars, in order to get a better idea of the life under the Mars.

May 12, 2014

Habit of Arguing, Fighting Increases Risk of Early Death: Study

Engaging in constant arguments with your near and dear ones may shorten your life expectancy.

May 12, 2014

Scanning Electron Microscope image of a large (approximately 1.5 micrometer diameter) aggregate of nanograins produced in the Cosmic Simulation Chamber at NASA's Ames Research Center, using a 95 percent Ar – 5% C2H2 gas mixture. The nanograins and aggrega

NASA Scientists Successfully Recreates Space Dust in Laboratory

A team of NASA scientists has successfully recreated dust particles similar to those found in space.

May 12, 2014

International Nurses Day 2014: Facts about Nursing Profession You Did Not Know

International Nurses Day 2014: Here is the history, origin and 10 fun facts about nurses you probably did not know.

May 12, 2014

Mother's Day Special: Rare 'Mono Mono' Twins Born Holding Hands in Ohio [PHOTOS+VIDEO]

A rare set of monoamniotic twins were born holding hands in Ohio, US, to Sarah Thistlethwaite. Monomatic or "mono mono" twins are rare cases which happens once in every 10,000 pregnancies.

May 12, 2014

Massive Death of Honey Bees Linked to Use of Insecticides, Researchers Find

Scientists have found that the massive deaths of honey bees are due to two types of widely used insecticides.

May 10, 2014

CCTV Camera Captures UFO Flying in Russia [VIDEO]

A CCTV camera installed in the industrial site in Prokopyevsky, Russia, has captured unknown objects flying near the complex.

May 10, 2014

Saturn Opposition 2014: Where to Watch Live [NASA]

Saturn Opposition 2014: Where to Watch Live [VIDEO]

Sky watchers can have a spectacular view to gaze at Saturn, the planet with a ring on Saturday, 10 May 2014 as the Sun, Earth and Saturn will align at a straight line.

May 10, 2014

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Saudi Arabia Reports Seven More Deaths from MERS, 10 other Cases

Saudi Arabia said on Friday that seven more people infected with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) had died and identified 10 new cases of the virus, pushing the total number of infections in the country to 473.

May 10, 2014