Era of toxic fuel over: UN announces end of highly polluting leaded petrol worldwide
NAIROBI, Kenya: The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has officially announced an end of leaded petrol for vehicles and there is now no country in the...
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Denmark becomes first country to ban PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ from food packaging
COPENHAGEN, Denmark: The government of Denmark has decided to ban PFAS chemicals, linked with cancer and infertility, in food packaging. Food Minister Mogens Jensen recently...
British comedian, champion of Palestinians’ rights Jeremy Hardy dies at 57
LONDON: British comedian and champion of Palestinian rights Jeremy Hardy died of cancer. He was 57. Hardy was born in 1961 in England. He shot...
Aussie Researchers Find New Way to Control Spread of Skin Cancer
SYDNEY: Australian researchers on Friday said they have found a new therapeutic target aimed at melanoma skin cancer, pointing to better understanding of how the...
Weighing Cells Offers New Potential for Cancer Treatment: Study
WASHINGTON: Many cancer patients are concerned about whether an expensive drug treatment is effective or not. Now American researchers came up with a testing method:...
See how Gold can CURE cancer
RIYADH: Gold, which has been known to be a symbol of wealth and beauty, may now become a symbol of health, according to what a...
Asma Abbas diagnosed with cancer: report
LAHORE: Media report suggest that Pakistani actress Asma Abbas, sister of Bushra Ansari has been diagnosed with cancer....
Burj Khalifa to glow pink for cancer awareness
DUBAI: Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest tower, will be lit up in pink this week to raise awareness and funds to fight breast cancer,...
Superbug: Everything you need to know
Superbug is the deadly disease which is the threat greater than Cancer. According to a new report it will kill every three seconds by 2050...
Mobile usage not associated with brain cancer, study claims
A recent study has busted the biggest myth about mobile usage. According to the researchers from University of Sydney, mobile usage is nowhere to be...