Science

Feeling exhausted can directly be linked to lack of brain capacity, says a new study

Researchers noted cancer to be more common in those who have the condition for a long time

Study also found that people are more interested in learning about the work of attractive scientists

Pediatrics advise eliminating fruit juices from a child's diet in first year

Volunteers were asked to rate sounds based on 5 emotional stages: aggression, fear, despair, happiness and playfulness

Researchers calculated that diesel NOx pollution will cause more than 183,000 premature deaths per year by 2040

Only when patients were told they were taking a statin that people started complaining of muscle ailments

'We can identify patients to treat even if they have no clinical signs of disease'

Whales are known for their loud calls, congregating fellow members of the pod

Many sizeable asteroids have crashed into Earth or exploded in our atmosphere, leaving behind massive craters

Experts pointed to two once-pristine sites that have become worryingly cluttered since the space age dawned in 1957

Currently, Japanese firms can make full-time employees work far beyond the usual 40 hours a week during busy periods

More research is needed to see if the wearable sweat sensor would work consistently from one day to the next

An ice-encrusted moon orbiting Saturn appears to have the conditions necessary for life

The inexpensive technique can have broad applications in monitoring and protecting aquatic life

Nearly all the rescued ants participated in subsequent raids

Millions of shoelaces surely come unfurled every day, yet the mechanics of that process had never been examined

Groundbreaking research could help reduce the huge cost of desalination

Experiments using lab mice found the rodents showed no sign of pain once injected with the fish venom

Foods such as fruit contain more energy than basic sources like leaves

The leaf vascular structure was seeded with heart muscle cells

Experts discuss possibilities of revamping Pakistan’s education system.

Alif Ailaan organises learning via science experiments session for govt school kids

Strokes claim six million lives worldwide each year, and five million survivors are left with a permanent disability

The trial will enroll at least 24 more patients to find success-ratio of the technique

Repatha cut the combined risk of heart attacks, strokes and heart-related death by 20 per cent

In many cases human beings peak at different activities during middle and old age.

Researchers suggest “the possibility is worth exploring”

French researchers provided fresh evidence to support claims that a drug touted as a miracle cure for alcoholism

A tiny satellite with a laboratory shrunk to the size of a tissue box is helping scientists carry out experiments

The study merely pointed out a correlation

MoU is signed by PITB chairman and Mayor of Austin to establish Lahore and Austin as science cities

'Technology has advanced at such a pace that aggression may destroy us by nuclear or biological war' says Hawking

Research deflates myths proposing a link between anti-social behaviour with violent video games

It may hard to recognise true geniuses but there are some personality traits that may indicate genuine intelligence

Water could be found as deep as 400-600 kilometres under surface of Earth

The SEER database showed that 6.2 per cent of children with acute myeloid leukemia died early

Scientists created a structure that resembles a mouse embryo using a 3D scaffold and two types of stem cells

On average, 22 people die every day while waiting for an organ

The professor said that failure to detect warning signs is concerning

Results suggest being highly educated may protect against dementia in presence of long sleep duration

The WHO has previously warned that many antibiotics could become redundant this century

Whether or not we like it, the burden lies on scientists to cast a spell on their audience

Anorexia is a serious eating disorder that affects around 0.5 per cent of people worldwide

Depression is 1.5 times more common among women than men, he said

The bees learned most efficiently from watching other bees, it turned out

Scientists are currently investigating if organisms could adapt to levels of ultraviolet radiation

'We can erase a fearful memory in mice, suggesting in people there might be a way too' says professor

The study shows that more research is urgently needed on the prevalence and impact of off-label medications

According to a large international study, policymakers need to make more efforts to plan for it