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Microbes found in mud, soil, and water contain compounds with potent anti-cancer activity, say Michael Shipman and his research team, which is supported by the UK Cancer Research Campaign at

The US-based International Food Policy Research Institute has warned that while the

Mating practices of yeast cells provide some pointers to the little known area of asymmetrical cell division

Sri Lankan tribals fearing extinction of their tribe have appealed to the United Nations (UN) to save them. People belonging to the Wannyala-Atto, or forest people, lived for years in the jungles but

Can the deadly dengue be controlled by injecting its carrier mosquito with another virus?

Anti-pollution measures have been introduced by the government to control growing vehicular emissions in Nepal. Data from two months of emission tests has revealed that emission levels of

A new theory attempts to explain the mystery behind steroid hormones anti inflammatory and immuno suppressive qualities

the last of the Bactrian camels - between 730 to 880 - living in the sparse deserts of Gashun Gobi and Taklimakan along the Sino-Mongolian border, may soon have a sanctuary for themselves. A hairy

A new product developed by the Southeastern Regional Energy (SRE)

ecological interests seem to have prevailed in a row involving the Yellowstone National Park, one of the best-known us sanctuaries and also a tourist attraction. The area was in the centre of a