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Premature deaths as a result of cancer is costing major emerging economies tens of billions of dollars a year, a new United Nations health study has found.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared that Austria and Hungary must jointly guarantee the two countries’ security.

New research could totally reshape our understanding of what happens when calcium builds up in arteries.

Children born into housing compounds with improvements in drinking water quality, sanitation, and handwashing infrastructure were not measurably taller after two years compared to those born into compounds with more contamination, a new study suggests.

New research into exotic materials gets a bit closer making spintronic devices a reality.

Women outlive men in normal times, as well as during the worst of circumstances, three centuries of historical records show.

ABB will supply a 800 megavolt ampere (MVA) phase shifting transformer to Swissgrid, the Swiss transmission system operator, for the M?hleberg substation located in the central part of the country.

The goal of the project was to promote environmental awareness, improve local residents’ environmental safety knowledge and encourage an environmentally friendly approach to nature.

During the fourth quarter, we saw continued subscription and traffic revenue growth and solid EBITDA uptake, on an organic basis.

Emirates, the world’s best airline according to TripAdvisor 2017, today announced its plan to launch a new, five times a week, service from Dubai to Santiago International Airport (SCL), via the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, starting on July 5, 2018.

 

 

Finding molecules in winds coming from black holes at the center of galaxies "was like discovering ice in a furnace." A new theory may explain things.

Food insecurity – or lack of access to enough food – continues to worsen in places torn by conflict, United Nations agencies reported Monday, listing Yemen, South Sudan and Syria among the countries most affected by acute hunger.

Antimicrobials have been a driver of unprecedented medical and societal advances, but their overuse has resulted in antibiotic resistant bacteria, with the World Health Organization (WHO) reporting new surveillance data on Monday.