In fact, if anything at all, being able to manage the demands of study while balancing full-time work and personal/family demands only serves to showcase your strong commitment to professional ...

A new wearable headgear device developed by University College London (UCL) and Birkbeck University has been able to measure activity in a baby’s brain for the first time using light waves.

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On American Standard, the New York neo-industrial band’s shockingly great fifth LP, Berdan confronts a decades-long struggle with bulimia, a disease that is more pervasive in men than once assumed.

In a recent Patient Pulse interview, Dr. Thomas Nero, an interventional cardiologist, discussed the innovative African American Heart Study with lead researchers Dr. Elizabeth Ofili and Iyanna Liburd, ...

Migratory and resident forest birds in Central America are being threatened by habitat loss due to narco-trafficking activity, according to a recent study. Antidrug policies have pushed ...

According to the latest study published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, our universe might have had a secret life before the Big Bang. The researchers suggest that before the ...

Eating a buttery pastry like a croissant every day can “silently” increase the risk of serious heart problems, a study has found. Researchers at Oxford University monitored volunteers who ate ...

Amanda Jenkins along with Dallas Jenkins and Douglas Huffman released “God’s Goodness for the Chosen: An Interactive Bible Study” that focuses on Season 4 of the show. The book has quotes directly ...

Thanks for joining our Part 2, “What you should know about King Solomon.” (Much, it turns out.) So, we will extend this wisdom into Part 3 next week. If you happened to miss last week’s Part ...

Prof Dike Ojji, Head of the Cardiovascular Research Unit at the University of Abuja, Nigeria and study principal investigator said, "The triple pill still produced clinically meaningful reductions ...

As Ferriter recalls, a nation in which economic stagnation had been the norm since its break with British colonial rule, saw its gross national product grow by 49 per cent between 1995 and 2000.