Most Australian teens still on social media after ban, survey finds
More than eight in 10 Australian teens are still on social media despite the country's landmark ban introduced last year....
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Ancient immune protein could hold key to better cancer immunotherapy
A protein known for circulating in the blood to fight infection has been found to play a very different role...
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US Mission commends Nigerian doctor over kidney care innovation
The United States Mission in Nigeria has commended Nigerian-American physician and entrepreneur, Dr Ikenna Okezie, for his contributions to transforming...
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Japan Launches Air-Conditioned Dress Shirts to Beat Workplace Heat
If you need business attire in Japan, Yofuku no Aoyama is pretty much always a safe choice. They may not...
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Amnesty International demands Shell’s accountability for environmental pollution in N’Delta
Amnesty International and its partners have called on oil giant, Shell Plc, to answer for pollution in Nigeria's Niger Delta...
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