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Are you more loyal to your phone than your partner?

Are you more loyal to your phone than your partner?

A survey out of London by sexual well being brand Durex has revealed that 52 percent of adults expect better…
Drug discovery brings hope of new breast cancer treatments

Drug discovery brings hope of new breast cancer treatments

Scientists from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, have identified a new drug that could offer an effective future therapy for…
Zika result of ‘massive’ mosquito control failures

Zika result of ‘massive’ mosquito control failures

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Margaret Chan lashed out at family planning and mosquito control "failures" as root causes of…
Spanish mission discovers mummy in Aswan’s Tombs of Nobles

Spanish mission discovers mummy in Aswan’s Tombs of Nobles

A Spanish mission from Chowan University, headed by professor Alejandro Jimenez, has discovered the mummy of a woman named Sachiny…
Football fans to get smartphone vote to substitute player

Football fans to get smartphone vote to substitute player

An English Premier League football club wants to allow supporters to vote via smartphone for the player they want substituted…
Skywatchers can see close, bright Mars looming large this month

Skywatchers can see close, bright Mars looming large this month

Mars makes its closest approach to Earth in a decade this month, providing sky-watchers with a celestial show from dusk…
Too much saturated fat in teen years could increase risk of breast cancer

Too much saturated fat in teen years could increase risk of breast cancer

A new US study has found that consuming large amounts of saturated fat or low amounts of mono- and polyunsaturated…
Egyptian Conservator Day celebrates ‘unknown soldiers’ of antiquities sector

Egyptian Conservator Day celebrates ‘unknown soldiers’ of antiquities sector

Egypt launched its first official celebration of the work of conservators on Sunday, highlighting the work they do and the…
Natural brain patterns may predict how well you learn a second language

Natural brain patterns may predict how well you learn a second language

IF you struggled with languages at school then a new US study may provide you with an excuse, finding that…
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