It has been informed recently that a group of scientists has identified mutated genes in humans that hold the potential of causing stroke. It is estimated that every year, six million people succumbs to death after being affected with stroke, all over the world.

It has been recently revealed in a report that women drivers tend to have better car parking sense than men. This has been revealed in a new study conducted on the matter. It was revealed that women might take a little longer to park their cars, but they are more likely to do the job well.

This week's Science published research has opened a pathway for development of drug which if taken would not let feel acid's pain. They have recognized a protein called Nav1.7, which blocks the acid flow to the brain and not letting neuron to react to acid.

The European Union’s statistics office revealed that growth in exports helped euro-region economy to reach at stable position. Growth in exports covered up the slouch that came in construction business.

While the European countries are battling a tough time, it has been told that unemployment rate in Germany has gone down in November as compared to what was being predicted by experts. This means that employment sector can certainly take a breather as of now.

While the name ‘jihad’ might send jitters in minds of many, mother of 14 kids named her 5.9 kg baby boy as Jihad. It has been reported that the woman has not gone for C-section either and delivered the huge kid though normal delivery on Wednesday at Berlin's Charite hospital.

The complete genome of "Black Death", which is globally known as one of the most ferocious scourges ever transpired, has reportedly been sequenced by researchers from Germany, USA and Canada. In this regard, the journal `Nature' has published an article today, describing the work done by scientists during sequencing of the historic endemic.

Europe is currently experiencing an outbreak of E. coli, and scientists are unsure where the source of the deadly virus originated from. The disease has been found in processed beef, bagged salads, and water. E. coli produces Shiga toxins which are life threatening to a person.

It has been revealed by Johnson & Johnson unit, Janssen that it is in process of discussion with regulatory authorities in five countries to address trace amounts of a fungicide found in certain lots of its HIV drug Prezista. The discussion was initiated by Janssen.

German industrial sector shows some positive signs of economic growth as the industries produced three times more than the forecast made by the economists in the region in the month of February. In February, the output showed 1.6% increase from January but the figures have now risen to 2%, said the Economy Ministry in Berlin today.