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- Can Otters Smell Underwater?
- A long-running debate about whether otters can smell underwater may be close to being solved by a wildlife expert who conducted an experiment on ...
- Eating too much meat causes IBD
- While a meat-rich diet had long been linked to heart problems, a new study says following such a diet may cause inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in women. Inflammatory bowel disease, a group of gastrointestinal disorders characterized by ...
- Lignans can keep breast cancer at bay
- Adopting a diet rich in estrogen-like plant chemicals called lignans can lower the risk of developing breast cancer in postmenopausal women, a new study finds. Lignans are one of the major classes of ...
- Preparations for 2010 FIFA World Cup
- The Lukasrand Tower in Pretoria sporting a football in anticipation of ...
- Prize money and club payments of 2010 FIFA World Cup
- The total prize money on offer for the tournament was confirmed by FIFA as ...
- Round of 16 for 2010 FIFA World Cup
- This is the Round of 16 ...
- Referees for 2010 FIFA World Cup
- FIFA selected the following referees to officiate at ...
- Match Ball for 2010 FIFA World Cup
- The match ball for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, manufactured by Adidas, will ...
- Mascot of 2010 FIFA World Cup
- Zakumi, the mascot of the 2010 FIFA World CupThe official mascot for the 2010 ...
- France, Britain want intl Israel probe
- French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner (R) and British Foreign Secretary William ...
- List of qualified teams of 2010 FIFA World Cup
- The following 32 teams qualified for ...
- Flotilla activist plans to sue Israel
- Israeli-Swedish peace activist and artist Dror Feiler says he will file a lawsuit against Israel for ...
- Leader: Zionist regime bound to collapse
- Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, calls on world nations to put a stop to Israeli atrocities, stating that the Zionist regime is bound to collapse. Israel is a cancerous tumor, said Ayatollah Khamenei in a ...
- 2010 FIFA World Cup
- The 2010 FIFA World Cup will be the 19th FIFA World Cup, the premier ...
- FIFA World eyes South Africa 2010
- There is no mistaking the main topic of discussion in the latest issue of FIFA World ...
- Omega-3 supplements not heart tonic
- Despite the general belief, a new study suggests that taking extra amounts of fish and ...
- News Media response to Gaza Aid Convoy Attack
- This criminal attack must have convinced everyone that Zionism is a modern, yet more violent, form of fascism which is supported by governments - and above all the US government - who claim to support freedom and human rights. (Seyyed Ali Khamenei)
- New compound fights bird and swine flu
- A newly identified chemical compound has shown promising results in preventing ...
- Mens skin cancer death rate doubles over 30 years
- The rate of men dying from the deadliest form of skin cancer has doubled over ...
- Humans big brains linked to stem cells
- Researchers say they have discovered a new type of stem cell in the human brain that might be responsible for ...
- Fatty meals provoke asthma attacks
- Asthmatic patients should avoid high-fat meals as adopting such diets may ...
- Gaza aid flotilla attacked, 10 killed
- Israeli forces have attacked the international aid convoy Freedom Flotilla en route to ...
- Tobacco kills 1.5m women annually
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in his message on World No Tobacco Day, May 31, 2010, while ...
- Sunscreens not as effective as thought
- While sunscreen use is strongly recommended, many voice doubt over the efficacy of these products, stressing that they contain hazardous ingredients. According to a report recently released by the ...
- Allawi bloc MP killed in Mosul
- Unidentified gunmen have killed an Iraqi lawmaker from the parliamentary bloc of former Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul. Gunmen set up an ambush for MP ...
- Shadows deceive autistic eyes
- Apart from being different in their social function and behavior, autistic children see shadows in a different way from normal children, a new study says. Previous studies had reported that autism affects the ...
- Yoga improves sleep in cancer survivors
- Yoga can help cancer survivors not only to sleep better but also to have more ...
- A protein links Alzheimers, Down syndrome
- Researchers say a kind of protein that clogs the brain in Alzheimers disease also accumulates in the eyes of ...
- Scientists Discover Molecular Heart of Collective Behavior
- A group of scientists seeking the answer to the mystery of collective motion found strong evidence ...
- 3D images peer inside beehives
- An international team of scientists has developed a new technology to scan live honeybee colonies and peer into them without disturbing the insects. Swiss Bee Research Centre entomologists and scientists at ...
- Researchers ask asthma patients to avoid high fat meals
- Findings of a new study showed that individuals with asthma who consume a high-fat meal show ...
- Eat More Cheese to Enhance Your Immune System
- Scientists in Finland discovered that cheese can help preserve and enhance the immune system of the elderly by acting as a carrier for probiotic bacteria. The research, published in FEMS Immunology and Medical Microbiology, reveals that ...
- US forced American Muslim into exile
- An American Muslim civil rights group has accused the US government of forcing an American citizen into exile because of his faith. The Washington-based Council on ...
- Christian author introduces Imam Hussein (AS) from spiritual point of view
- The Christian author of “Hussein in Christian Ideology” said that he introduced ...
- Work pressure leads to heart disease
- Women stressed out from work under the age of ...
- New dental material to hit market
- Iran is to unveil a new tooth-filling material in the course of the 50th international conference of the countrys dental association in Tehran.The new material, called ...
- Report: Robots harmful to humans
- The inexorable rise of a robot-driven lifestyle may end up having dangerous consequences for humans, German scientists say in a recent study. The Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics at the German aerospace agency recently ...
- Vitamin D best taken with largest meal of day, study finds
- Your body may make better use of a vitamin D supplement if you take it with your largest meal, new research suggests. Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic examined 17 patients with vitamin D deficiency that ...
- One baby with syphilis born every hour in China: study
- One child was born with syphilis every hour in China in 2008, researchers said, as new money from the countrys growing economy fuels the worlds fastest-growing epidemic of the disease. Syphilis was almost wiped out in China 50 years ago, but ...
- Prostate cancer vaccine wins U.S. approval
- A “vaccine” which harnesses the bodys own immune system to fight prostate cancer has been approved for use by U.S. drug regulators. Provenge - which is designed to be used in men with advanced disease - is the first ...
- Strong quake strikes off coast of Chile
- A 6.4 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of central Chile. The quakes epicenter was located 151 kilometers southwest of Concepcion at ...
- Nasrollah: Hezbollah is entitled to use any type of weapons
- Secretary General of Lebanese Hezbollah Seyed Hassan Nasrollah said his movement is entitled to use any type of weapons to confront the US and Israeli policy of terror. Speaking in a gathering here in south of ...
- Grapes cut heart disease risk
- A grape-enriched diet can lower blood pressure and improve heart function, reducing the risk of developing heart disease, a new study says. According to the study presented at ...
- Global Warming Causes Severe Storms
- Research meteorologists found that the temperature changes brought on by global warming are significant enough to cause an increase in the occurrence of severe storms. Severe storms are those that ...
- Value of B vitamins in cutting heart disease risk challenged
- Two studies released last week reach contradictory conclusions on the value of B vitamins and folic acid (or folate in its naturally occurring form) in reducing the risks of heart disease. What are doctors and their patients to ...
- Hunger as a form of violence
- The forms of violence recognized by the social collective are inscribed in a judicial and police reality that identifies them as transgressions to the penal law and justifies repression as a tribute to security; these matters are ...
- Too much smoking linked to genes
- New studies suggest that genetic backgrounds may be to blame for smokers that have a hard time quitting or cutting down on their habit. Several genes can dictate how prone you are to take up smoking or ...
- Torres fears for long-term health in England
- Liverpool striker Fernando Torres fears a lengthy spell in the Premier League could result in chronic long-term injuries.Torres is currently ruled out for the season with a ...
- Worlds longest insect among haul of new species
- The worlds longest insect – nearly two feet long – is among more than 100 new species discovered in the remote rainforests of Borneo.The stick insect, which measures ...
- Spanish hospital says performed first complete face transplant
- A Spanish hospital said it performed the worlds first complete face transplant in March on a man who could not swallow, breath or ...
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