Testing News

The Planned Parenthood of Indiana is holding their annual Get Yourself Tested campaign for on April 12. April is National STD Awareness Month.

Scientists in the U.S. have raised concern that food safety testing does not include screening of toxins produced by certain types of fungi.

Aberporth - It's a noise that could possibly be the last thing a person hears in Pakistan, Yemen or Afghanistan, but in West Wales the sound of drone testing is becoming an annoying nuisance.

Lodi - It's Teacher Appreciation Week so let's all take the time to talk about what teacher's do for children and how they can help in rebuilding our education system.

Science is a driving force in our society today. There could be none of the great achievements that mankind has made without science as a foundation. But how can students learn about science online?

A company dumping landfill in a small Ontario township is accused of operating without providing logs or testing to show that their fill is within regulations of safe fill.

Have you ever been interested in which diseases may be lurking in your genetic makeup? If so, you're probably not alone. But some are saying that we may want to wait and see what an investigation reveals first.

San Antonio - In some circles bio-medical research on primates is a nice way to say animal torture. Two baboons held captive and experimented on in a lab in Texas fought back this week and attacked workers seriously injuring one who need hospitalized for his wounds.

Five out of the seven missiles fired by North Korea landed in the same area on Saturday. The accuracy of this latest test shows that the nation have improved their missiles launches.

The debate about whether cats or dogs are the more intelligent pet will surely be re-ignited by a recent research project that indicated cats performed worse than dogs in cause-and-effect experiments involving tasty morsels on pieces of string.