MEDICINE & HEALTHThe World Health Organization (WHO) gives emergency approval for China's COVID-19 vaccine, called CoronaVac, that is manufactured by SinoVac. This assures countries that it has met international standards for safety, efficacy, and manufacturing.
People with autism tend to be less accurate in identifying anger in facial expressions produced at real-world speeds. Scientists at the University of Birmingham recently find out the reason behind this.
Mothers naturally take care and takes risky efforts to protect their infants. The reason why moms exhibit nurturing behaviors was discovered by neuroscientists.
A new study recently showed some understandings about brain reboot or how one can regain consciousness following being in a coma, anesthetized or deep sleep.
Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract, or famously known as the licorice extract, has powerful properties that could lighten dark spots in a natural way. Here's what some dermatologists said.
Researchers have recently developed a brain training app featuring a junk food game that they claim, can help one eat less and lose weight even without dieting.
Research shows that the once believed to be a 'harmless' spider can actually inflict mild to severe reactions from its bite and send you to the hospital.
A team of international scientists claim to have completely sequenced the human genome and successfully filled in the missing gaps from the first human genome draft in 2000.
China has reported the first known human case of the H10N3 bird flu virus. Relevant details of the case are so far scant but the 41-year-old man is said to be recovering and will be released from the hospital soon.
Israeli scientists have been able to increase life expectancy in both male and female mice by roughly 23% due to boosting the activity of a protein known to deteriorate with age.
The World Health Organization yesterday announced that COVID-19 variants are to be identified by the Greek alphabet's letters to prevent stigmatizing countries where they were originally detected.
All you learn from solving brain games, puzzles and crosswords is how to solve them better, say experts; there’s no wider application to real-world tasks.