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“Destiny” will be updated with a new matchmaking mechanic so players will no longer deal with lags.

Some new action scenes were showcased in screenshots for “Final Fantasy XV” before the awaited Active Time Report.

The new executive producer for “H1Z1” is former “Mass Effect Andromeda,” who has also teased more information for its PS4 version.

HIV positive pregnant women are at risk of developing active tuberculosis as commonly-used TB test may fail to diagnose the infection and over-reliance to a single test can be life-threatening.

Teenagers using e-cigarettes are three times more likely to get hooked to real cigarettes a year later.

Patients who have undergone chemotherapy for breast cancer treatment may have antibodies missing that fight common viral and bacterial infections.

Human-made global warming can explain the recent global heat records, but natural climate variations cannot, reveals the study.

Although a patient at the Mater Private Hospital has acquired the deadly infection Legionella, he is in a stable condition and responding well to antibiotics.

A study of Australian men and women smoking cannabis has revealed that 14 percent of women smokers smoke cannabis daily and the numbers are growing.

Tuberculosis in China is a major problem and its rising treatment costs force low-income households and individuals to sacrifice basic necessities.

Alzheimer’s may be caused by environmental toxin (BMAA) produced by cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue-green algae.

One is sure to get baffled by this dead fish video but it is up to the viewer to decide whether it is a hoax or a real thing.

The US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, is cautioning pregnant women not to travel to 22 countries in the light of recent outbreaks of the Zika virus.

Jeff Bezos owned Blue Origin fired its New Shepard rocket, which reached a height of 333,000 feet and landed safely for a second time on their Texas launch pad.

“Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 DLC - Awakening,” will release on PS4 on Feb. 2 and on PC and Xbox One 30 days later.

Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, may prove to be life-threatening for pregnant women as they are at a greater risk of cancer spread and recurrence.

Revolutionary skin cancer drug Nivolumab, approved by the NHS has a one-year survival rate of 73 percent and is a welcome relief for melanoma sufferers.

Two new amiibos have been teased for their functionality and preorder availability.

Fans have data-mined some new alternative costumes for “Street Fighter V.”

Two new events are coming to “Destiny” alongside a new update.

Ten more titles become backward compatible on the Xbox One, including a time-limited offer of a free game from one of the top developers to date.

343 Industries has teased a few more details on the Infinity’s Armor update, as the final eight teams confirm attendance to the Aspen Invitational of “Halo 5: Guardians.”

Kristian and Kristiana, severely premature Melbourne twins, hold hands while their father “kangaroo cuddles.”

Microsoft has targeted major players in the wearable technology segment such as Apple, Samsung and Fitbit with its Band 2 that is now available in Australia.

The Nataruk massacre and skeletal remains suggest that prehistoric humans who were primarily hunter-gatherers were capable of extreme violence and did not spare even women and children.

Nintendo fans have good news involving the upcoming Nintendo NX as well as new Nintendo 3DS XL.

A new DLC expansion for “Batman: Arkham Knight” has come, featuring a new update for the PC version.

A new “Mortal Kombat XL” edition will be debuting in March, bringing with it all of the contents for the game so far.

“Final Fantasy Explorers” features a couple of popular character moves that will make fans nostalgic of the entire series.