Heat from Pacific caused 2007 record-breaking Arctic sea ice loss
In a new study, scientists have found that the 2007 record-breaking Arctic sea ice loss was a result of heat transported from the Pacific Ocean.
Youngsters more likely to doze off than older adults
A new study has reversed the conventional view that age brings an increasing propensity for napping after showing that healthy young adults are more likely to doze off than healthy older adults.
Destroyer dino ruled the Wild West 75 million years ago
A new study of a fossil of T. rex relative found in New Mexico has revealed that it belonged to a 29-foot-long destroyer dinosaur that once reigned over the Wild West some 75 million years ago.
Better flight management quickest way to cut emissions from aircraft
A study by scientists at the Oxford University, UK, has determined that the quickest way to cut emissions from aircraft could be better flight management rather than new technology.
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Weak bones run in the family
A new study has found a link between hip fractures in grandfathers and low bone density and reduced bone size in their grandsons.
Facebook profile kills job prospects
Your profile on Facebook may become a cause of worry when looking for a job, as employers are increasingly checking on networking sites to know more about the people they intend to recruit, a new study claims.
Most patients gain weight after knee replacement surgery
People who go for knee replacement surgery tend to gain weight after the operation, according to a University of Delaware study.
In European restaurants, over a third of milk contaminated
One-third of samples of milk and dairy products analysed in various restaurants in Europe are contaminated, says a new study.
Can blocking a frown keep bad feelings at bay?
Your facial expression may betray your thoughts or feelings. But it also impairs your ability to grasp written language bearing on emotions, says a new study.