Anatomy

Scientists of the University of East Anglia in Norwich, UK, lead by Tracey Chapman, found that male fruit flies selectively alter the chemical make-up of their seminal fluid. This means that their semen can alter both the bodies and soemtimes even the behavior of females. “It came as a real surprise,” says Chapman.

Conchita Wurst appeared topless (almost) on the cover of the German edition of Rolling STone magazine, the world’s most iconic music rag! The article refering to the singer refers to her as “the most influential pop star in Europe” not just for her music but for her message: “We are many! We are a community! We are unstoppable!”

Two and a half years ago, six-year-old Christian McPhilamy started growing his hair long. Teased at school, bullied, called a girl and sometimes mistaken for one, Christian persevered and didn’t back down from his choice. He had a special goal in mind, one that would give people old and young alike a lesson in the power of good will.

There was a leak of radioactive material on Friday on board a Turkish Airlines freight plane at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, government and airport officials said, adding it had been contained. 

Fox News created its own list of nudist beaches – of course she couldn’t help but include a Greek beach to her list…

She might be reaching 45, but Jennifer Lopez is still as hot as a woman half her age. Her secrets?

She loves honey and uses it on all her facial masks.

She always keeps her lip gloss at hand.

A campaign to raise money for pensioner John Jukes, aged 70, and fulfil his quest to visit the Greek islands has closed after smashing its target. More than 2,652 pounds were raised online via a donation site.

Diabetologists and neurologists from the UK, Austria, Germany, Hungary and Romania will participate in a debate on the impact of diabetes on the central and peripheral nervous system.

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The Bathonea excavations in Istanbul continue filling the gaps in the city's history.

First one of his sons died, then another and another. By 1996, Khalid al-Jabor had lost five children to AIDS, all victims of contaminated blood allegedly exported to Iraq by a French firm now owned by drug giant Sanofi.