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Google is beta-testing a new travel app

Google is beta-testing a new travel app

Trips, reports the Dutch site Androidworld, is an app that organizes all of the user's travel information into bundles that…
Study shows worsening depression may be dementia cue

Study shows worsening depression may be dementia cue

People over 54 who suffer from steadily-worsening depression may run a higher risk of developing dementia, according to new research…
Large parts of Great Barrier Reef ‘dead in 20 years’

Large parts of Great Barrier Reef ‘dead in 20 years’

Large parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef could be dead within 20 years as climate change drives mass coral bleaching,…
Antibody shields monkeys from ‘HIV’ for months

Antibody shields monkeys from ‘HIV’ for months

Just one shot of a lab-produced antibody protected macaques against a sort of monkey HIV for nearly six months, said…
Story of a temple dedicated by Nasser to the Netherlands

Story of a temple dedicated by Nasser to the Netherlands

All lovers of Ancient Egypt are aware of the massive operation that took place to rescue temples and monuments from…
Brazil says Zika-linked microcephaly cases stable at 4,908

Brazil says Zika-linked microcephaly cases stable at 4,908

The number of confirmed and suspected cases of microcephaly in Brazil associated with the Zika virus remained stable at 4,908…
World’s first solar-powered plane lands in California after Pacific flight

World’s first solar-powered plane lands in California after Pacific flight

An experimental plane flying around the world without a single drop of fuel landed in California after a two-and-a-half day…
Exhibition of world’s oldest alphabet launches at Egyptian Museum

Exhibition of world’s oldest alphabet launches at Egyptian Museum

An exhibition entitled “Sinai...Birthplace of the Alphabet” was launched at the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square on Monday.The exhibition displays…
Cocktail of UV, Vitamin B zaps malaria in blood

Cocktail of UV, Vitamin B zaps malaria in blood

Blood donated by unknowing malaria carriers can be made safer with UV radiation and Vitamin B, said a study Friday…
Sedentary time tied to coronary artery calcium

Sedentary time tied to coronary artery calcium

One reason being sedentary is so bad for one's health may be that it promotes “hardening” of the arteries with…
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