Nonprofit is Training Rats to Sniff Out Tuberculosis, More Sensitive Than Microscope Testing
Kenya and Tanzania, they are utilizing rats to cure disease rather than cause it, and to be a member of society, rather than an outcast.
Kenya and Tanzania, they are utilizing rats to cure disease rather than cause it, and to be a member of society, rather than an outcast.
Dave ended up spending half an hour cutting and fitting the PVC right there in the store, ensuring that everything was perfect for young Will
A component in the Chilean abalone's blood has been shown recently to be effective against bladder and prostate cancer,
A once-biologically dead river in southern India has been revived to the fullest extent thanks to local dedication and government involvement. A tributary of the Pampa and Achencoil rivers, the 4-mile-long Kuttamperoor River has for centuries been a source of life and drinking water for rural communities in Kerala. Irrigating more than 2,000 acres of […]
Its hooves were no impediment to the motion-activated door, and soon, the security staff had to get on the intercom to warn visitors
Is there a shape that could interlock with itself ad infinitum without ever replicating a pattern? Turns out, there is.
There's no shortage of MacGyver-like innovations in Africa, and Paul Waweru is a perfect example of that ingenuity.
The retirement village sometimes is able to rehome the elderly cats but otherwise, they live out the rest of their lives there.
FYI to the non-parents out there, it takes at least 15 pairs of shoes for a child to grow from a toddler to a teenager.
When absorbing sunlight, plants produce a biochemical that is a common sight among home first aid kits—hydrogen peroxide—a disinfection.
The leaping dog apparently loves to be involved, and probably wondered why everyone else was hugging and she wasn't invited.
A 700-1,000-year-old sessile oak, known as the Capon Tree, was awarded a grant of £7,000, or around $8,500, for a caregiving regime