MEDICINE & HEALTHA new study shows that the direct interaction between green tea compounds and DNA-repairing proteins called p53 could help suppress tumor growth and has many anti-cancer functions.
Experts warn that the current trend of mutations in the coronavirus may lead to more infectious and deadly strains. This is why it's important to practice 5 easy things to protect yourself from COVID-19 variants.
A leading health official in the West African nation recently said Guinea had entered an "Ebola 'epidemic situation' with seven confirmed cases," including three fatalities.
Scientists are scrambling to uncover the mysteries of Australia's rising flesh-eating disease cases and how possums play a role in human transmissions.
A new study says that music from a person's teenage years is closely intertwined with core memories. That is why most people still obsess over music from their young adolescent years.
Baldness can be triggered by certain specific drug treatments, like cancer treatment for one. There's a possible cure for baldness and researchers recently revealed it in a recently-published study.
We usually get butterflies in our stomach and reaching that point of infatuation after meeting someone we like. But how long does it take to fall in love?
Science reminds you not to forget to keep your heart healthy during this Heart's Day. Here are some tips and habits that you should include in your day-to-day life to keep your heart healthy.
Love can make a person feel so many desirable and less desirable feelings. The bottom line is that something strange is happening inside the brain when a person falls in love.
New research that came out early this week is the latest study that suggests climate change is already making the lives of people worse, especially for those who are allergic to pollen.
Lemurs are just some of the animal species that stick to one partner year after year. Brain scan imaging on them reveals that monogamy is more complex than previously thought.