Science
Male caregivers may be less likely to ask for help
August 1, 2015
Male caregivers may be less likely to ask for help
Among unpaid, informal caregivers of older people with illness or disability, male caregivers in particular can be ambivalent about asking…
Vaccine success holds hope for end to deadly scourge of Ebola
August 1, 2015
Vaccine success holds hope for end to deadly scourge of Ebola
The world is on the verge of being able to protect humans against Ebola, the World Health Organization said on…
Swipe right: Dating apps change US courtship rituals
July 31, 2015
Swipe right: Dating apps change US courtship rituals
From adulterous middle-aged marrieds to millennials who say only freaks chat up people in bars, millions of Americans are finding…
How smartphones are changing our brains and our thumbs?
July 31, 2015
How smartphones are changing our brains and our thumbs?
Much has been said about spending too much time tinkering with smartphones, but a new study says it leads to greater…
Four exercises to help you stay in shape on vacation
July 31, 2015
Four exercises to help you stay in shape on vacation
Thirty minutes three times per week is what's required to maintain your physique.
PM approves exhibiting underwater treasures in Paris fair
July 30, 2015
PM approves exhibiting underwater treasures in Paris fair
Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb approved on Thursday the decision to put 293 artifacts up for display at a Paris antiquities…
Two generic drugs reduce breast cancer deaths – Study
July 30, 2015
Two generic drugs reduce breast cancer deaths – Study
Two inexpensive classes of drugs available in generic form each reduce the recurrence of breast cancer in post-menopausal women as…
Lunar alignment on Luxor temple marked for Friday
July 30, 2015
Lunar alignment on Luxor temple marked for Friday
Workers in the tourist and antiquities' sectors will celebrate an astronomical phenomenon where moonlight aligns on an Upper Egyptian ancient…
Red Sea’s phosphate dust, a persisting environmental crises
July 30, 2015
Red Sea’s phosphate dust, a persisting environmental crises
The residents of Hamrawin village in the Red Sea’s area of al-Quseir are suffering from a serious health and environmental…
Sleeping with smartphones, and other vices
July 29, 2015
Sleeping with smartphones, and other vices
Consumers around the world admit it: they sleep with their smartphone, take it in the shower, and would rescue the…