Science & Health

Australia bushfires are a red alert for entire world on climate change, warns scientist

The bushfires in Australia are a wakeup call to the entire world with regard to climate change and the crisis should be dealt with quickly

Jan 14, 2020

By Vinod DSouza

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9/11 Attacks: High leukemia cases found among World Trade Center rescue workers

Researchers studied post-September 11 cancer incidence among 28,729 rescue and recovery workers via cancer registry data from New York

Jan 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Migraine medications may be dangerous for high blood pressure patients, says study

New drugs against migraines block the neuropeptide αCGRP, which leads to vasodilation on the meninges, the same peptide that is formed in the muscles during physical activity protects the heart - which is vital for people with chronic high blood pressure. The novel migraine prophylaxis is likely to be dangerous for them, says study

Jan 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Diversity is the norm of nature and diverse landscapes work better, says study

Environmental scientists say the mixture of meadows, forests, settlements and bodies of water improve the function and stability of a landscape - regardless of plant diversity, region and climate

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

New perfusion machine keeps human liver alive for 1 week outside body; May revolutionize future of organ transplantation

A major breakthrough in transplantation medicine, which may increase the number of available organs for transplantation for patients suffering from liver disease or a variety of cancers

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

Video warns of towering tsunamis caused by possible asteroid impact on Earth

Video shows what would happen to Earth if a massive asteroid hits the ocean instead of land during an impact event

Jan 14, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

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Man-Wildlife Conflict: 85% of 20,000 species found exposed to human pressure

New study assessed 20,000 terrestrial species before finding that 85 percent are now exposed to intense human pressure

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

Scientist explains how black hole in Milky Way can stretch space-time

An astrophysicist explained how the supermassive black hole at Milky Way's center can affect space-time.

Jan 14, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

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Astronomers study star that holds evidence of Milky Way's cannibalistic history

Astronomers learned through a star that Milky Way had previously devoured a neighboring galaxy after a collision.

Jan 14, 2020

By Carlo Inigo Monzon

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Taal Volcano Philippines: What is volcanic tsunami? Three times in history volcanic tsunamis wreaked total havoc

The Taal is the second-most active volcano in the Philippines and it since Sunday turned active when it sent a cloud of ash miles into the air forcing thousands to evacuate their homes

Jan 14, 2020

By Johnlee Varghese

The Taliabu grasshopper-warbler is one of the new bird species discovered by the NUS-LIPI team led by Associate Professor Frank Rheindt, during their expedition in Indonesia's Wallacea region.

NUS-led research discovers 10 new bird species in Wallacea, feared to have been extinct

National University of Singapore (NUS) and University of Sheffield researchers found new species of birds in Wallacea region

Jan 14, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

NUS

Astronomers discover the closest asteroid near the sun, says it is a new class of solar system object

This asteroid has an orbit between Mercury and Venus, and due to its close proximity to the sun, it has the smallest semi-major axis

Jan 14, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Asteroid

Astrobiologist talks about the possibility of invisible aliens, suggests the existence of silicon-based life form

Rolfe urged scientists to think outside of the terrestrial biology box to discover alien life that may be harboring in the space

Jan 14, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

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This protein may help cut flab without moving a muscle

Called 'Sestrin', the protein might harness the benefits of a good workout without ever moving a muscle, say researchers from University of Michigan

Jan 13, 2020

By IANS

AI technology can curb hate speech against Rohingyas

The Rohingyas, who began fleeing Myanamar in 2017 to avoid ethnic cleansing, are ill-equipped to defend themselves from online attacks

Jan 13, 2020

By IANS

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Science & Health

Australia bushfires are a red alert for entire world on climate change, warns scientist

9/11 Attacks: High leukemia cases found among World Trade Center rescue workers

Migraine medications may be dangerous for high blood pressure patients, says study

Diversity is the norm of nature and diverse landscapes work better, says study

New perfusion machine keeps human liver alive for 1 week outside body; May revolutionize future of organ transplantation

Video warns of towering tsunamis caused by possible asteroid impact on Earth

Man-Wildlife Conflict: 85% of 20,000 species found exposed to human pressure

Scientist explains how black hole in Milky Way can stretch space-time

Astronomers study star that holds evidence of Milky Way's cannibalistic history

Taal Volcano Philippines: What is volcanic tsunami? Three times in history volcanic tsunamis wreaked total havoc

NUS-led research discovers 10 new bird species in Wallacea, feared to have been extinct

Astronomers discover the closest asteroid near the sun, says it is a new class of solar system object

Astrobiologist talks about the possibility of invisible aliens, suggests the existence of silicon-based life form

This protein may help cut flab without moving a muscle

AI technology can curb hate speech against Rohingyas

Yacht Sinks After Being Rammed by Orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar, Again

Yacht Sinks After Being Rammed by Orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar, Again

Climate Change Study: Record-Breaking Heatwave Last Month Caused by Humans, Repercussions Numerous

Climate Change Study: Record-Breaking Heatwave Last Month Caused by Humans, Repercussions Numerous