Stanley Debono, Chief Executive Officer FITA It was at the turn of the century, when the millennium bug was on everybody's mind that Mr Joseph Camilleri, voiced the concerns of the National...

Clean living can slash your risk for heart disease even if your genes are heavily stacked against you. A large study finds that people with the most inherited risk cut their chances of having a heart...

A new study gives some reassurance to arthritis sufferers who want pain relief but are worried about side effects. It finds that Celebrex, a drug similar to ones withdrawn 12 years ago for safety...

Anesthesia during early childhood surgery poses little risk for intelligence and academics later on, the largest study of its kind suggests. The results were found in research on nearly 200,000...

A wearable skin patch may help children who are allergic to peanuts by delivering small doses of peanut protein, according to a new study that calls for the therapy to be further explored. The...

MOMA all started when its founder, Tom, who worked in the city, was fed up with the lack of healthy options he could pick up during his commute. It didn't take Tom long to realise what he needed to...

A group of MITA employees have participated in this year's edition of the President's Fun Run. This charity run is organised on an annual basis to raise funds in aid of the Malta Community Chest...

Written by Claudio Laferla, MITA Knowledge Management Centre Executive TED stands for: Technology, Entertainment and Design. This started way back in 1984 with a conference set up. However, as...

MITA Throughout the US Presidential election campaign, many news organisations have used algorithmic systems to create text from data which is collected and automated "bots" to send these...

Sugar pills worked as well at preventing kids' migraines as two commonly used headache medicines, but had fewer side effects, in a study that may lead doctors to rethink how they treat a common...