Online Health Forums A Threat To GPs In Australia
A recent study suggests that Australian patients are choosing to opt for online health communities over their doctors for medical advice.
The White Rhino Species Is Dangerously Close To Extinction
The white rhino species is perilously close to facing extinction, with only five of its kind alive.
British Scientists Create Ingredient To Make Food Feel Fuller
Scientists at the London Imperial College and at the University of Glasgow have been working together with a private organisation called Imperial Innovations, to successfully develop a new ingredient that may help reduce hunger.
New Scientific Discovery May Lead To Eradication Of Dengue Fever
A group of Australian scientists have made the vital discovery of an antibody, which could effectively limit the spread of dengue fever around the globe.
Life On Earth Could Face Mass Extinction In 100 Years
Some scientists believe that life on planet earth could be very short lived. Rapid extinction of various flora and fauna may only increase with time.
Turkish University Discovers New Fish Species
Scientists in Turkey have discovered a new species of fish belonging to the salmonoid family.
Comet Lovejoy To Visit For Christmas
Lovejoy is one of the lesser known comets, that is expected to be visible to us earthlings during Christmas week.
Scientists Use Stem Cells To Develop Human Blood In Labs
Stem cells research now has an additional feather in it's cap. Scientists are in the process of developing a viable method by which to use stem cells to create artificial human blood in laboratories.
California Drought Not Caused By Global Warming
Scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Maryland conducted a study that proposes that the recent draught in California is not the result of global warming. They instead, blame it on natural and random climactic variations.
Rosetta Finds Water On Comet 67p
The spacecraft Rosetta, has discovered the presence of water on the comet designated 67p. The findings suggest that the water found may be of a different nature than that of water found on earth.
Nanotechnology Used To Fight Malarian Parasites
Researchers have invented a new way by which to use nanotechnology to lock in malaria parasites from affecting the human body.
Australian Telescope Detects Radio Signals From Beyond The Milky Way
Radio bursts originating from farther away then the Milky Way, have been identified and recorded, in real time by the Australian Parkes radio telescope.
Lab Grown Bones To Save Life
A biotech company is working on developing an effective method to grow human bones in a lab by using human cells to artificially regenerate the growth.
Astronomers Say: Centre Of The Milky Way Galaxy Is Raspberry Flavoured
Ever wanted to take a whiff of, or a bite out of the Milky Way? Scientists have recently discovered that the centre of the galaxy has a distinct flavour and smell to it, not quite unlike an exotic, fruity cocktail.
Chicago Scientists Open 2,500-Year-Old Egyptian Mummy's Coffin
The 2,500-year-old mummified remains of a 14 year old boy has been unearthed by scientists in Chicago.
Drinking Coffee Everyday May Keep Diabetes Away
There's a scientifically valid reason to rush to your nearest cafe. Recent studies indicate that drinking three cups of coffee a day may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
World's Most Complete Dinosaur On Display
The Natural History Museum in London has recently acquired "Sophie", the stegosaurus. With most of it's skeletal structure intact, the dinosaur is an extremely rare find.
First Living Scientist to Sell Nobel Prize Medal
DNA scientist, James Watson becomes the first living Nobel laureate to sell his medal.
One Step Closer To Space Travel
NASA test launches it's newest spacecraft Orion, which safely and successfully reaches back to earth after it's journey to space, paving the way for future ventures into space travel.