This winter, New Year’s Eve revelers will have a close-up view of Times Square’s first environmentally friendly billboard powered entirely by wind and sun.

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In this city’s Apgujeong district, famous for its high-end boutiques and plastic surgeons, tourist buses unload Chinese and Japanese visitors looking for a nip and tuck as part of their packaged tour.

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A 10-year clinical trial did not seem to benefit 14,641 cancer patients above 50 years, after they were administered 400 units of vitamin E or 500 mg of vitamin C.

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The secret of women swooning over Hollywood actor Harrison Ford and original 007 Sean Connery may be more than their star status, for a study has now suggested that facial scars increases men’s attractiveness to a woman.

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Dishonesty helps male fiddler crabs scare rivals away. They grow claws that are seemingly powerful but actually weak and puny.

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An Australian scientist who developed a vaccine for cervical cancer is set to outline a breakthrough which could pave the way for a skin cancer vaccine, reports said on Sunday.

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Residents in the European Union’s wealthier nations live in good health up to 14 years longer than their more recent EU neighbours to the east, according to a major study published Monday.

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Scientists at Bristol university have managed to grow a “living bandage” from a patient’s own stem cells in a bid to heal a common sporting knee injury.

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A protein that inhibits ovarian cancer growth does so by partly forcing the cancerous cells to self-destruct, according to the latest research.

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Have you laughed today? Good thing if you have because most people take life too seriously.

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