Climate Change is making malaria worse in parts of Africa while wiping it out in others, new study finds

A major new study published in the journal Nature has found that climate change is redrawing the malaria map across Africa, making the disease worse in cooler regions like southern and East Africa, while pushing it toward elimination in some of today's hottest malaria hotspots, including much of West Africa and the Sah

While pregnancy loss is common, gaps in official data mean its impacts on different demographic and geographic groups remain unknown.

Hebrew University researchers say the discovery could pave the way for new cancer treatments and earlier detection of dozens of diseases.

Working stiffs are coming in hot this summer. If you see a senior executive with an extra slip in his step, or an underling under the influence of lust, it’s likely because they’re having sex and reaching climax while on the clock, per pulsating new data released in celebration of National Orgasm Day, July 31. Achievin

Global warming may make it too hot for malaria-carrying mosquitoes to survive in parts of Africa, but could also shift the problem to less affected areas

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Decades of progress in fire suppression across Southern Europe are being overwhelmed by climate-driven fire weather, scientists say.

Earlier this month US researchers found that the popular injections - used by some 1.6 million Britons - are 70 per cent more likely to make you bald than other medication used to treat diabetes