Extremely threatened The first eggs are laid by Manning River turtles as part of a conservation program.
Conservationists say they are "shaking with excitement" after the discovery that a…
Here are some of the reasons why food waste is a significant contributor to climate change:
Food loss and waste releases methane, a gas 80 times more potent…
Winter weight gain: Medical professionals’ insights on causes and effective fat-loss techniques
Health professionals confirm that winter weight gain is a genuine phenomenon
A breast cancer vaccine could prevent the most severe form of the disease from recurring.
It is already being tested on women with triple-negative breast cancer. Kumar…
Science of aging well: 8 lifestyle components to eliminate in your fifties
Strong social connections, physical activity and healthy diet among key factors
Argentina’s mental health is suffering as a result of the country’s skyrocketing inflation.
Argentina has the highest per-capita rate of psychologists in the world. Many…
The Alberta Ethics Commissioner has concluded her inquiry into Dr. Deena Hinshaw’s termination from her position in Indigenous health.
Trussler said she also received complaints against Premier Danielle Smith regarding the…
Even at the age of 92, the father of aerobics works out five days a week.
Here are his expert tips
Make your holidays easier by preparing a meal ahead of time.
Choosing a holiday menu based on what you can make in advance…
UN negotiations are in progress in preparation for a vote on a resolution requesting an end to hostilities in Gaza.
According to diplomats, intensive negotiations were ongoing at the United Nations ahead of an expected vote Tuesday on a resolution calling for a cessation of hostilities to allow much-needed aid into Gaza. The United Nations Security Council will meet on Tuesday to discuss, among other things, a resolution drafted by the UAE calling for a cessation of hostilities in Gaza to allow for the delivery of critically needed humanitarian aid, according to UAE Ambassador to the UN Lana Nusseibeh. The vote was set for Monday but was moved up a day to allow for extra time for discussions. The conversations are centered on drafting language that could elicit a "yes" vote from the US, or at the very least an abstention.
