Jenny Michelle Panganiban

A new study demonstrates a novel calculation to explain how fat is eliminated from the human body during weight loss.

According to a survey, the main causes of sleep restriction in modern society are work demands.

A new class of antibodies may be used to design a vaccine for all four dengue serotypes.

Uruguayans hold a marijuana exposition a year after the cannabis reform was signed into law.

Scent molecules from the giant triton can be synthesized to create a compound that could prevent crown-of-thorns starfish from raiding the world’s largest coral reef system.

Learning more about the origins of cereal crop production will help planters increase and improve their farm yield.

A new elastic and sensor-laden material can be used to enhance the functionality of artificial limbs.

Naturally occurring toxins on the nectar and pollen can harm bees and other pollinators and affect their behaviour and reproduction.

Willow trees can be used in restoring balance in soils that have been contaminated by high concentrations of metals.

An African migrant was not aware that the Guinea worm disease that afflicts his homeland has been infecting him for years.

A young mom of five kids reveals her compulsive eating of toilet paper which she just can’t quit.

In the near future, thousands of lives can be saved with a new cancer test which could detect the illness even at the earliest stage.

With infliximab on the PBS listing, sufferers of chronic inflammatory bowel disease would have an alternative choice of treatment.

Analysis of the skeleton discovered in Siberia proves that cancer was existent during ancient times.

Pfizer proposed a compensation payout to Parkinson’s disease patients who have been distressed by risk-taking behaviours and consequences after taking the Parkinson's drug.

The invasion of red imported fire ants in NSW port has been contained, but further investigation is being done to find out how and when did they came to Sydney.

Leading neuroscientists recommend different workable methods on how to train the brain and keep it sharp until old age.

Experts on child care have questioned the claim of an Australian writer who believes that the use of wireless baby monitors do more harm than good.

A pod of sperm whales were washed ashore the beach of Yorke Peninsula. Possible reasons for the stranding is being probed by environment authorities.

Archaeologists have discovered another enormous monolith near the Baalbeck temple complex.

The latest WHO guide on cervical cancer control and prevention focuses on improving health campaigns on women’s health in developing countries.

Astronomers, technologists, and renowned figures are urging world leaders to do more in raising awareness about asteroids and the potential threat to Earth.

The number and skill levels of nurses have a direct impact on patient mortality rates and outcomes.

The Monash Bionic Eye project has just received timely funding from benevolent donors who are one with the proponents in pursuing the project’s first human clinical trials.

Scientists have invented a multi-layered ultrathin material than can keep indoor air cool by radiating heat from the building and by reflecting incoming sunlight to space.

The world’s untainted region is now being polluted with trace elements in pharmaceutical products.

Millions of reds crabs emerge from the forests and head to the warm shores of the Indian Ocean for their annual breeding season.

Studies on a new drug for lung cancer and leukemia treatment opens the possibility of treating autism.

An outstanding CSIRO chemist and Nobel Prize nominee was made redundant by the national science organisation.