The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) reacted on Monday against “rumors” that call into question the vaccine against human papilloma virus (HPV), which causes cervical cancer, and insisted that it is effective and safe. IARC, dependent on the World Health Organization (WHO), stressed that the vaccine is also essential to end the possible… Read more »
We are now less than three months away from the great premiere of the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, the HBO phenomenon that returns with new episodes after almost two years of nothing. After the release of the promotional trailer a few days ago, now a scientific study has just predicted which characters would die… Read more »
Remember the Armageddon movie? Yes, the movie where a group of astronauts led by Bruce Willis save humanity by preventing a huge asteroid from crashing into Earth, well, now NASA will do the same to prevent a huge asteroid from impacting our planet in 2022. NASA has been working for a while on this type of mission, all… Read more »
The outbreak of hantavirus in Argentina and Chile, which has already claimed the lives of ten people, has turned on the warning lights in the local and national health system to circumscribe the outbreak and prevent the disease from spreading. However, the virus, its symptoms and preventive measures are not of normal daily management for the whole society. That is… Read more »
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What does it take to be chosen by NASA to fly to space? Astronaut Chris Hadfield explains the path to becoming a space-farer and what you can do with all the knowledge you gain once your flying days are over.…