Mexico City Science & Technology News

This is one of the most difficult conditions I've ever had to treat," said Dr. Anand Kumar of St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a hotspot of infection during the first wave of the swine flu in May and June....

After 40 years, the iconic Red Barn has been closed down by county building and fire officials, the most visible indication of the troubles the long-time business is facing largely as a result of its popular outdoor market bordering Highway...

Amid an atmosphere of social unrest caused by the resurgence of the swine flu epidemic (the antigen for which is presently being administered in first world countries), the Mexican Health Department has recently launched what is being called the National...

The pressure difference between a large low pressure system sprawled across central Quebec and a ridge of high pressure stretching from the southern Great Lakes into the western Atlantic generated a cool west to northwest flow across the region today...

Although the researchers knew that there exists certain level of cannibalistic behavior among female rattlesnakes, the study had not been quantified yet due to the lack of information about cannibalism in rattlesnakes. However, recently Spanish, American, and Mexican researchers have...

The air in crowded Mexico City killed birds in mid-flight not so long ago. Then ozone levels surpassed the safe zone 97% of the year. Kids once used brown crayons to draw the sky, reports Theresa Bradley (AP), in a...

Circumcision appears to offer men even greater protection against the AIDS virus than thought and also partially shield them against a common sexually-transmitted disease, two studies presented at the world AIDS conference said. US researcher Robert Bailey of the University...