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Miami Beach Sprays To Combat Zika Virus Carrying Mosquitoes

Researchers Discover New Virus Carrying Tropical Mosquitoes

Two mosquito-borne viruses have been found on the U.S. mainland particularly near Florida's Everglades.
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China's ZTE Cuts Off About 3,000 Jobs

Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE to slash about 3,000 Jobs in its struggling handsets business in China. Those who applied for jobs in their rival company were also terminated.
A Palestinian laboratory worker prepares blood units contributed by Palestinians at Shifa hospital in Gaza City in the Gaza Strip on March 18, 2003.

Transfusions of 'Old' Blood Could Be Deadly To Some Of The Patients

Six-month-old blood could increase the risk of enhancing blood clots and infections. Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) recommends FDA not to store blood more than 5 weeks.
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Scientists find clues to why binge-drinking causes binge-eating

The new discovery helps explain the unrecognized link and answers why binge drinking often leads to binge eating. In a new experiment, the mice were subject to a three-day "alcoholic weekend" and as a result, the mice were found to eat a lot of food than a mice that have stayed sober.
Mexico's CEMEX To Increase Offer Price For TCL Takeover

Mexico's CEMEX To Increase Offer Price For TCL Takeover

Mexico-based cement giant will increase its offer to acquire Trinidan-based cement producer TCL. Last month, TCL shareholders urged to reject the price offered by CEMEX.
People attach signs to cars protesting an increase in gas prices, during a protest organized by the Morena Political party, on January 4, 2017 in Mexico City, Mexico.

Mexico To Control Prices Aimed At Containing Mounting Protest Against Fuel Price Hike

The Mexican government is committed to keeping a lid on fuel price to contain mounting protests. But it seems the country's business groups are not satisfied with these steps.
A section of ice near the coast of West Antarctica is viewed from a window of a NASA Operation IceBridge airplane on October 31, 2016 in-flight over Antarctica.

Antarctic is about to lose enormous piece of ice

The Larsen C ice shelf in the Antarctica had accelerated its spread. As a result of this, 4 percent of sea level will rise.
Prince Edward Island Mussels Harvested For U.S. Consumption

Rising Sea Temperature Could Increase Toxins In Edible Shellfishes

Recent studies on the shellfishes determine that the rising temperature of the ocean increases toxicity. People could suffer several diseases if those affected things were consumed daily. In razor clams, it was found more than 20 ppm contamination of Domoic acid which is harmful to human health.
A patient's eye view, as a dentist poses for the photographer on April 19, 2006 in Great Bookham, England.

Wonder Drug Can Grow Back Teeth! Alzheimer’s Drug Ends Use Of Fillings & Repairs Teeth In 6 Weeks

Drug tested for Alzheimer's disease could repair teeth back by boosting production of dentine. Could spell the end of fillings as we know it because it can repair teeth in just 6 weeks.
The moon rises above Glastonbury Tor on August 10, 2014 in Somerset, England.

Simulations Suggest New Model On How Moon Was Formed

Debunking the old theory that the Moon was formed from a collision of Earth and Theia around 4.5 billion years ago, simulations suggest a new model on how the Moon was actually formed. Multiple collisions of tiny moons are said to be responsible. Read more here.
Migratory Birds Tested For Avian Flu In California

H5N2 Avian Influenza Discover In Wild Mallard Duck in Montana

The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) detected Eurasian/North American reassortant H5N2 avian influenza in a wild mallard duck in Fergus County, Montana.
circa 1950: American army researchers, B L Hansen (left) and Dr Chester C Langway Jnr, at a laboratory in Hanover, New Hampshire, examining a core of gravelly soil drilled from one mile beneath the Greenland ice shee

Missing element of silicon found from Earth's core

Scientists have found a new element from Earth's core. This new element could help scientists to understand the conditions of the Earth during Earth's formation
Reports Indicate 2016 Was Hottest Year On Record

Even If Greenhouse Emission Is To Cease By 2050, Methane Will Still Cause Sea Level To Rise –Study Finds

A recent study finds out that short-lived greenhouse gasses such as methane can have a long term effect in thermal expansion that causes the rise in global sea level. Read more here.
Sales Of Diet Soda Drop Sharply In 2013

Artificial Sweeteners Cannot Make You Lose Weight: See How Other Drinks Can [VIDEO]

Recent studies reveal those artificial sweeteners which claim to be helping people lose weight might eventually lead them the other way.
The Famous Pioneer Cabin Sequoia Tree

Wild Spring Winter Storms In California Knocked Down The Famous Hallowed 'Drive-Thru' Sequoia Tree

The United States West Cost Wild Spring Winter Storms In California Knocked the famous 'Drive-Thru' Sequoia Tree that was popularly known as Pioneer Cabin Tree. Fans share their grief of loss of the memorial tree to the Associated Press.
Radical Transformation Vital For South Africa Economy, Zuma Said

Radical Transformation Vital For South Africa Economy, Zuma Said

South African leader Jacob Zuma aims to create more job opportunities for black majority. However, he is also facing resignation calls over graft scandals.
Scenes Of The Cairns Region

The Great Barrier Reef Once Used To Be Above Sea Level 125000 Years Ago

Explorer Dr. Belinda Dechnikwas from the Geocoastal Research Group in the School of Geoscience found that the Great Barier reef Almost Drowned 125000 Years Ago. According to her study it was happened due to the global climate change & rise up of sea temperature .
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Saturn’s Death Star Moon Mimas – Gaping Craters & Terrible Temperatures Highlight This Frozen Moon

Cassini spacecraft has sent new photos of Saturn's moon Mimas which revealed the moon's similarity to Darth Vader's Death Star Moon. Cassini ends its mission later part of this year and this could be one of its final pictures sent back to Earth.
Far Side Of the Moon PIctured Orbiting Earth

Earth’s Moon Formed In “Moonlet” After Several Earth Impacts

Scientists propose in a new study that the Earth's Moon was formed in Moonlets after various Earth impacts, as the new theory is still being examined examined it might bring out a result of how the moon was actually formed.
Far Side Of the Moon PIctured Orbiting Earth

The Earth And Its Moon From A Captured Image From NASA's Orbiter On Mars [VIDEO]

Scientists, Astronauts, and other experts have been studying the earth and its moon for a very long time, as different angles were done to discover more about the planet of Life.
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