How happy is Serotonin the happy hormone?
The production of a few responses results in a relaxing effect in the brain, proving serotonin as the body’s natural feel-good chemical.
Editorial
Water Scarcity: Threats to a Global “Day Zero”
Water is a precious life-giving commodity; it becomes scarce because it is never treated as worthy as gold, oil, gas, or other natural resources of industrial importance.
Food trends in South Asia
We don’t need Bar BQ’s, burger, pizza, ice cream, and candy corn to survive. They are not essentials of food requirements still an indispensable part of modern lifestyle.
What bugs scientific research in Pakistan?
Humankind has made significant progress in 2020 on the tools that enable remote collaboration worldwide.
Baluchistan Sphinx; Is it a human-made rock-cut Archaeological marvel?
The entire site gives the impression of a grand architectural complex, which has been eroded by the elements and covered by sediment layers.
Archeology and Public’s interest
We hope that this issue lays out at least some of the definitive questions that archeological research and activities have the potential to interact with the public.
Does space exploration justify its cost?
To get an insight into how such exploration opens the frontier, we run down five top reasons why space exploration is significant.
Goddard’s Legacy on Space Exploration
Perhaps the greatest influence and the lifelong gift of Goddard to humanity was his deep understanding of rocketry, inspiration, and celebration that space travel would be a reality in a few decades or so later.
The Invisible Pandemic
Health Professionals plagued by mental health issues worldwide.
Low Health budget amid the pandemic: a disaster in the breeding?
Throughout the course of history, Homo sapiens have faced pandemics such as Black Death, bubonic