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Caesarean section babies: Seeding a top trend in the UK, GBS may cause death of newborns

Seeding may expose babies to group B strep (GBS), which is a fatal infection and around a quarter of pregnant women carry GBS at any one time.

$72M damage in landmark decision links ovarian cancer with 2 Johnson & Johnson products used for feminine hygiene

Jury decision settles, for now, the question if talc powder causes ovarian cancer.

The Big Dog Walk with Lots of Dogs is a thing - and it’s coming to Australia in 2016

Feeling lonely walking your dog by yourself? This April you can join over 2,500 dog-lovers and walkers at The Big Dog Walk with Lots of Dogs - an initiative to help raise money for the Sydney Dogs and Cats Home.

Obesity Australia: After criticising the Paleo diet, researchers urge overweight people to listen to inner cues

The Australian Federal Government has already spent more than $100 million in the past two years in a bid to combat weight gain and obesity.

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Case against homeopathy: Scientist declares homeopathy a ‘therapeutic dead-end,’ no better than placebo

The study, carried out by Prof. Paul Glasziou, concluded that there is no reliable evidence suggesting that homeopathy can be effective in treating certain medical conditions.

Tuberculosis breakthrough: Simple blood test developed by scientists may revolutionise diagnosis and treatment

Scientists have developed a simple yet highly effective tuberculosis blood test that can identify the disease even in HIV patients, and has been 86 percent sensitive in children.

Mysterious music on moon heard by Apollo astronauts, lost tapes reveal

The strange, mysterious music lasted almost an hour, and the astronauts discussed whether they should discuss this experience with the Mission Control once radio contact was regained with Earth.

Scientists find ancient lizard in Texas to provide insights into how animals will respond to climate change in future

This ancient lone star lizard is part of a group of reptiles known as amphisbaenians that have long bodies and earthworm-like appearance due to their absent or reduced limbs.

Legalising marijuana: Cannabis use may alleviate women’s period pain, support chemotherapy patients and treat seizures

Amidst the legalise marijuana wave, researchers, in a study of 34,653 US adults have not found any connection between marijuana use and increased risk for developing mood or anxiety disorders.

Pope Francis (C), Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto (R) and his wife, Mexico's first lady Angelica Rivera stand together during a farewell ceremony in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, February 17, 2016.

Pope Francis: Beat Zika virus with birth contraceptives; Avoiding pregnancy not absolute evil

While Pope Francis maintained that abortion is a human evil, he suggested that the church may go easy on contraceptives especially for women in Zika-affected areas.

Legalising cannabis concern: Cannabis-smokers may turn alcoholics and remain so, research suggests

The study suggests that cannabis-smokers who take alcohol are five time more likely to become alcoholics and regular marijuana use can make them remain alcoholics for life.

‘Destiny’ dev names its new former ‘Halo 4’ writer to take on sequel, new Mega Bloks toys coming

Bungie may be looking to change the tide for “Destiny” with a new writer on board.

‘WWE 2K16’ PC version confirmed for March 11 launch with Steam discount, 2K Games hints final DLC release date

“WWE 2K16” is coming to the PC in March, as developer reveals Steam details, discount and PC specs.

Lotus Elise Cup 250 unveiled, brings speed, power and limited edition quality, but not to the U.S.

The fastest car in the Lotus lineup is speeding its way into the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.

‘Minecraft’ dev’s take on Loot Crate, Mine Chest coming, creator to receive Pioneer Award at GDC 2016

“Minecraft” fans can expect a monthly care package in the form of the Mine Chest, already available for a US$30 subscription.

PS4 news: Next PS4 system software beta signups open, free PS Plus multiplayer weekend play kicks off Feb. 19

Free play for this weekend and access to the beta run of the next PS4 system software update have been confirmed.

Nintendo Account signup opens following ‘Miitomo’ registration, Nintendo Selects lineup leaked

Nintendo fans can now create a new Nintendo Account, and look forward to a possible Nintendo Selects promo.

An unexpected journey: How one Belgian PR graduate came to photograph the world after a trip to Australia

Interview with Travel Photographer Johan Lolos, Le Backpacker

Claudia Rolon holds a bag with her defective silicone gel breast implant manufactured by the now-defunct French company Poly Implant Prothese (PIP), that she had to have removed, during an interview with Reuters at her home in La Matanza, on the outskirts

Amazing plastic surgery app cleverly alters photos to help users decide on the perfect look and body shape

The plastic surgery app that help users take a decision whether they will go under the knife or not.

‘Tom Clancy’s The Division’ gets bundled with GeForce cards, dev hints at surprises coming including eye-tracking tech

PC players may get Ubisoft’s “The Division” bundled with new GeForce cards from NVIDIA.

‘Rocket League’ dev details plans for Xbox One, 2016 plans; releases on ban on players deleting Wasteland

“Rocket League” is already out for Xbox One, but Psyonix has issued a new ban to prevent players from removing Wasteland.

‘Attack on Titan’ allows for cross-save, gets more info on playable titan and controls

New information on Koei Tecmo’s “Attack on Titan” has been released, confirming playable Titan Eren and cross-save between platforms.

Humble Mobile Bundle offers KEMCOJRPGs, includes ‘Revenant Saga,’ “Alphadia’ and more

Get more games for Android with the new Humble Mobile Bundle, which features JRPGs for this batch.

‘Fallout 4’ DLCs will include robots, a workshop and new land, release following closed beta sampling as season pass price increases

Bethesda has detailed the three new DLCs coming in spring to “Fallout 4.”

Cancer vaccine: Living drug T-cells patrol the body, recognise and attack enemy cancer cells [Video]

Researchers have engineered cells, known as T-cells, via genetic modification that act like a living drug and a cancer vaccine that can detect and kill cancer cells.

HIV cure: Researchers reveal that HIV can be permanently cured by attacking clonally-expanded HIV-infected cells

Although significant medical research has transformed HIV/AIDS from being a terminal disease to being a manageable condition, the stubbornness and persistence of HIV infection is a major concern.