"Oh no, it's him (or her) again!" probably goes through many a doctor's mind when a patient is back in the examining room with more mysterious symptoms. A week earlier they may have been intense chest pains from a suspected heart attack, and now a headache that they believed could be signaling a brain tumor.
There may be a seed of truth in the many health claims for pomegranate juice, researchers from Israel say, at least for kidney patients on dialysis.
Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook fame is coming to China in December and he is publicly asking for advice on where to go and what to see.
The State Administration of Cultural Heritage (SACH) and State Ocean Administration (SOA) have signed an agreement to jointly make underwater cultural heritage protection one of the key issues of China's ocean strategy.
Reduce weight and salt intake, exercise and relax more to beat high blood pressure.
A patch of wetlands that lies on the route of migratory birds, near downtown Dalian, is slowly being eaten up by property development. Zhang Xiaomin reports.
Buika was carrying a Spanish passport when she arrived to begin her first extended singing tour ofNorthAmerica.But hermusic draws on such a range of influences that sheseemstobeatoncefromeverywhereand nowhere.
Opera houses, ballet companies, even the National Theater in London, are competing to lure audiences to live high-definition broadcasts in movie theaters.
A record high of 690,923 international students came to American colleges and universities last year, according to a recent report from the Institute of International Education.
Tomatoes were known as love apples in their native South America, and there are plenty of reasons to love this fruit. Pauline D Loh argues the case with some no-cook recipes.
More than 150 publishers, distributors, and other players of the digital publishing industry from more than 10 countries convened in Beijing on Tuesday for Digital Publishing Asia Pacific 2010, to share their insights into the trends and hot topics in digital publishing.
The Dutch National Ballet spreads its wings with a mixed show of contemporary works. Chen Nan reports
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