England's preparations for their FIFA World Cup Round of 16 meeting with Mexico have taken an unusual medical turn, with ...

Dehydration affects the cognitive functioning of the brain, and can be a cause of conditions like brain fog, shares Dr B ...

EMSense is a foot massager designed to help relieve foot pain, numbness, tingling, and swelling through a combination of heat ...

England players would be allowed to use Viagra to help cope with the high altitude in Mexico City, as the drug is not on WADA ...

England are leaning on some British sports tech companies as they prepare to face Mexico at altitude in Sunday night's World ...

By David George, Biogas Engineer, Waga Energy Why landfill methane matters more than ever

Municipal solid waste landfills are the ...

Lee J. Martin, Professor of Pathology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, discusses neonatal encephalopathy and his recent research into neonatal brain injury ...

A bright red waterfall flowing through Antarctica’s icy landscape may look like something out of a horror film, but the ...

Progress is being made toward voluntary goals to reduce nitrogen loads into the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico, but the “dead zone” in the Gulf is projected to be larger than average this year.

With an estimated 12 million Britons either diabetic or pre-diabetic, there's no entry fee or sign-up for this easy step to better health.

The approaching expiry of the Ganga Water Treaty is not merely a diplomatic milestone. It is an opportunity to redefine ...

Player recovery and the technological advances to aid it are a big part of any team's World Cup process. We experienced it ...