The Occupational Health and Safety unit has issued a set of guidelines for workers to reduce heat stress risks. The guidelines speak about the effects of heat and the sun on workers and their...

Throughout this week no less than thirty two fashion designers will be showcasing their collections on the catwalks of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Malta, which opened yesterday evening and runs until...

A group of Junior College students recently represented Malta in the latest edition of the Euroscola Day at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Euroscola serves as a melting pot for European...

Many sick kids can't or won't swallow pills - and that can make them sicker. But there may be some pretty simple ways to help the medicine go down, a new study says. Dr. Kathleen Bradford and...

The Nationalist Party has welcomed the drop in absenteeism in state schools but pointed out that absenteeism issues need to be addressed even from the point of view of education quality, especially in...

Parliamentary Secretary for Health Chris Fearne this morning confirmed that his secretariat is in talks with Northumbria University – based in Newcastle – to set up a nursing campus in...

The 2015 issue of the Journal of Euromed Pharmacy (JEMP) has been launched during the recently held Annual Pharmacy Symposium 2015. The journal is published by the Department of Pharmacy of the...

The world's leading malaria vaccine candidate appears to be a disappointment, with final study results showing it doesn't work very well and that initial protection fades over time. Despite the...

Milan's Expo 2015 world's fair has heady ambitions, the biggest of which is to devise a plan to feed the planet as it brings together 145 nations to focus on food and nutrition. City officials...

"Mediterranean Sea: the almost landlocked sea separating southern Europe from Africa, connected with the Atlantic Ocean by the Strait of Gibraltar, with the Black Sea by the Bosporus, and (since 1869)...