March 31 : Researchers in the US and Canada have made a breakthrough in the fight against Ebola haemorrhagic fever, one of the world’s deadliest diseases caused by the Ebola virus, by successfully testing several Ebola vaccines in primates.

Mar 29 : Early detection of cancer could soon be possible with the help of a new non-invasive instrument, called a P-scan, developed by a scientist at the Missouri University of

March 29 : A new research has revealed that electric shocks can make plants produce more chemicals, which could be used to help increase yields of commercially useful biologicals.

March 29 : Archaeologists have unearthed small Stone Age weapons in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal, dating back to around 15,000-20,000 years, which suggests man’s

Mar 28 : Most babies are born head first. Fewer than one in twenty babies however, are born bottom first. Now, a study by researchers at the University of Bergen in Norway has found

March 28 (ANI): Japanese researchers have linked the soft bones in a baby’s skull to a deficiency of vitamin D, by finding that women who are pregnant over the summer season are more likely to have healthier babies.

March 28 : Otago University scientists say that eating two Brazil nuts everyday may help reduce the risk of a wide range of conditions, including cancer and heart disease.

Mar 28 : A 20-minute relaxation response session may help cut medication among elderly patients suffering from hypertension, according to a new study.

March 28 : Increasing people’s access to drugs that can be bought at pharmacies may affect safety and reduce effectiveness, two experts have warned.

March 28 : An Australian study has found that sitting up straight and fidgeting with both legs simultaneously can actually help fight those extra pounds.