Monkeypox DNA Found in Semen of Some Patients Strongly Favors Sexual Transmission Hypothesis, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Jun 14, 2022

Poxvirus researchers found monkeypox DNA in the semen of a handful of patients. Read more to know if monkeypox is infectious through semen.

The Russia-Ukraine Conflict Continues; How is This Affecting the Global Food Supplies?

Jun 08, 2022

EU leaders blame Moscow for the looming crisis in food supplies worldwide. Read and find out how the Russia-Ukraine conflict is contributing to the problem.

Monkeypox Virus Could Be Spreading Under the Radar, World Health Organization Says

Jun 02, 2022

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that around 30 non-endemic countries confirm more than 550 monkeypox cases. Read on to learn more details.

Sexual Transmission of Monkeypox Blamed for Its Global Spread, WHO Official Reveals

May 22, 2022

The World Health Organization (WHO) expects more cases of monkeypox as the number of suspected cases increases. Read on to learn more.

Blood Rain Predicted to Strike Iberian Peninsula and Western Europe With Some Plumes Reaching Part of England

May 17, 2022

A wave of Saharan dust is predicted to strike Britain that could lead to blood rain over portions of the United Kingdom. Learn more about this rare occurrence.

Carbon Fiber Bikes Taking Over the Cycling Industry: Here's What You Need to Know About the Ubiquitous Material

May 09, 2022

Carbon fiber has taken over the cycling industry two decades ago, but it is still a mystery to many. Read on to learn why many prefer this material.

Fluffy Herding Dogs in South America Found as Closest Relative of UK Ancient Sheepdog Breed from 200 Years Ago

May 01, 2022

A new study confirms that the common herding dogs of South America are the closest living relative of sheepdogs in the Victorian-era UK. Read more about the connection between the breeds, and how European migration affected the spread of the herding dog's lineage.

Earliest European Farmers Are 1.5 Inches Shorter Than Agriculture People of Recent Ages

Apr 11, 2022

Experts found that farmers in ancient Europe were shorter than agricultural people in latest time periods. Read on to know how their tallness changed through time.

Event Preview: Vitafoods Europe Returns in May 2022

Apr 10, 2022

Vitafoods Europe is back once again — at its usual May timeslot — combining an online platform and the in-person event in Geneva to reconnect and inspire the nutraceutical community in an ever-changing and increasingly health-conscious, post-COVID world.

Artificial Intelligence Act in Europe Have Fails to Consider Powerful AI Systems

Mar 23, 2022

Artificial intelligence helps us to build a better world and Europe's regulation over the technology is a huge step to protecting it. Read on to know more about the biggest problem the EU's AI act might be facing today.

Deltacron: Never-Before-Seen Combination of COVID-19 Delta and Omicron Variants Detected, WHO Says

Mar 13, 2022

Multiple variants of COVID-19 had already manifested throughout the surge of the pandemic. Read on to know more about the latest coronavirus version - which is also suspected as a combination of delta and omicron.

Swallow Birds Observed to Decline Migration from Europe to Africa Due to Milder Winters

Mar 09, 2022

Swallow birds are known to migrate from Europe to South Africa during winter. Read on to know what disrupted this natural process.

Are Mermaids Real? Experts Investigate Japan's Mummified Creature with Human Face and Fish Tail

Mar 04, 2022

Japanese experts began the study of a suspected mummified mermaid. Read on to learn more about the mysterious Pacific creature.

Rare Disease Day: Genetic Diagnostics at Med Uni Graz

Feb 28, 2022

Since 2008, Europe and Canada have celebrated Rare Disease Day at the end of February-on 29 February in leap years and on 28 February in all other years. The day was proclaimed by EURORDIS, an alliance of patient organizations, in order to raise awareness of the special challenges in treating and researching rare diseases.

34 Million Years of Ancient Mammal Migration May Help Solve the Long-Lasting Mystery of ‘Lost Continent’

Feb 26, 2022

Researchers describe in a new study a forgotten or lost continent. Discover how millions of years of ancient mammal migration may help solve this mystery.