Scientists have suggested the existence of life deep beneath the ocean floor off the Pacific Northwest coast. They suggested that the suspected life is a vast unknown species of organisms that are in total disconnection with the world above.

Noma, a well-known Danish restaurant, which has been voted as the best restaurant in the world for three years in a row, has been reported to have downgraded this year.

Professor Esben Agerbo and colleagues from the Aarhus University, Denmark, have been claiming that a couple, if fails to conceive even with the IVF treatment, is more likely to face early death.

A study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health has found that a woman, who has been unable to have children, is four times more likely to have a premature death.

Findings after analysis of records of patients, who underwent complete hip replacement in Denmark, warn that the risk of suffering from a stroke increases a year after undergoing hip replacement surgery.

Two deaths were noted in the months of August and September in Blackpool. Both were the cases of confirmed anthrax infection, from which they had injected drugs. Now, another drug user has got anthrax infection by injecting an infected batch of heroin. He has been hospitalized.

A new virus similar to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) is suspected to have affected five persons in Denmark. Recently, the virus caused death of a person and another patient was brought to England for treatment.

Advancements in the medical science have helped many infertile couples to have their own babies. Sperm donation is one of the techniques used for the couples for having children. However, it has been found that through sperm donation, genetic disorders are also being passed on to numerous families.

A screening test failed to diagnose the potentially severe genetic disorder of a Danish Sperm Donor and as a result today five children are suffering from it.

The man was a victim of the tumor-producing nerve disorder Neurofibromatosis type I, which is also known as Von Recklinghausen's disease.

Researchers at the Copenhagen University Hospital Gentofte, Hellerup, Denmark have discovered that NSAIDSs are extremely harmful for survivors of heart attack, a report has unveiled.