- Self-rated health important indicator of physical well-being
- Conclusive evidence of malaria's effect on foetal growth found
- Zebra's stripes help it to stave off horseflies
- New prenatal genetic test 'much more powerful at detecting foetal abnormalities'
- Physically abused kids show higher levels of psychosomatic symptoms
- Altered brain function behind weight gain
- Red wine alone may not be the elixir of life, finds new study
- Google manufacturing home entertainment device
- How brain differentiates between left and right
- Being shy could make people call you mentally ill
Yahoo provides mail and messaging services in Hindi & regional languages
NI Wire, Wed, 31 Oct 2007
There is an occasion to cheer for those who love messaging in Hindi because now Yahoo India is going to start its email and instant messaging services in Hindi and other regional languages. Yahoo decided to launch Hindi mail keeping in mind ...
â??Prevention is better than cureâ?? in breast cancer
NI Wire, Tue, 30 Oct 2007
â??Prevention is better than cureâ?? is an old adage and completely applicable to breast cancer, the treatment of which is non-affordable for common person. So what a common person can do is just prevent its spread. Breast cancer occupies the
NEC claimed itâ??s SX-9 as the fastest Supercomputer of the world
NI Wire, Mon, 29 Oct 2007
NEC has bowled over other Computer leader by showcasing SX-9 the most powerful supercomputer ever. NEC is Japanese multinational IT Company headquartered in TOKYO, JAPAN. It provides information technology and network solutions to
China successfully launches Chang'e-1 lunar probe
NI Wire, Thu, 25 Oct 2007
Moon, the round white object hanging in the sky has always been an object of mystery, very much a part of our lives controlling tides in the ocean and emotions too. It controls the vital part of our lives and the life cycle of various magnificent ...
New malaria vaccine successful, to go for trial in 2008
NI Wire, Fri, 19 Oct 2007
Sir, Ronald Ross, an Indian born, English physician won noble prize in 1902, for discovering the malarial parasite in the gastrointestinal tract of the anopheles mosquito, which led to the confirmation that malaria was transmitted by ...
