- Micro-endoscope to spot early signs of cancer on the anvil
- Direct link between insulin, core body temperature discovered
- Sleep 'boosts memory'
- Killer bees may have nasty sting, but they aren't too smart
- Infrared image of circumstellar disk illuminates massive star formation process
- Enzyme that causes breast tumours identified
- Air pollution may pose health concern for people near smaller regional airports
- Defects in carbon nanotubes could lead to improved charging for cell phones
- Surgery doesn't lead to memory problems in older patients
- Wireless smart home comes closer to reality
Older Fathers - Bad Sperms - Diseased Kids
NI Wire, Sat, 31 May 2008
A British study report has brought a good news for the younger fathers and bad news for the old. The report states that children born
No link between Vitamin D and prostate cancer risk
NI Wire, Sat, 31 May 2008
Taking high dose of Vitamin D would not prevent a man from higher risk of prostate cancer, as the earlier Laboratory studies had
NASA spacecraft lands successfully on the red planet
NI Wire, Mon, 26 May 2008
A U.S. Space probe, NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander, safely plunged on to the surface of the Red Planet Mars, where it is to dig
IBM's World Community Grid to develop 'super rice'
NI Wire, Tue, 20 May 2008
International Business Machine (IBM), one of the largest software giant has now decided to ease the burden of global food crisis
Air pollution increases risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis
NI Wire, Tue, 13 May 2008
Rising pollution has created chaos for our environmental interest as well as health issue, a study published in journal Science
