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Melanoma is a fatal form of skin cancer. But the detection of melanoma is very easy. This disease can be dangerous, but early detection can be best survival technique for the skin. Melanoma is malignant cancer that is generated in cells that create melanin. It is usually created in a mole, but occasionally forms in other pigmented layers, like eyes and bowels.

A large collection of spiders, scorpions and dead snakes were kept for research at a research center in Sao Paulo of Brazil. This was destroyed in fire.

The specimens were kept at the Butantan Institute. The curator of the Butantan Institute has said that this accident has been a great loss to science and research. He has said that about 80,000 preserved snakes and many species of spiders and scorpions were being used for the research program.

A new cooking gas alarm and SMS system has been developed by a group of young innovators, technologists and engineers that aims to prevent fire accidents due to gas leaks.

The system deploys a gadget developed by a Bhubaneswar-based company 'Robotic Wares' that sends an SMS to the owner's mobile phone in case of a gas leak. The system can detect leaks either from stove or the rubber pipe.

Alliance Boots Plc, a European pharmacy and beauty products company, announced today that it's trading profit for the year ended on March 31 crossed £1 billion.

This was the first time in the history of the company when trading profit was reported over £1 billion in a fiscal. Alliance Boots said that the excellent results for the full year were mainly attributable to the strong performance by its wholesale operations. However, Alliance also said that it had currently no plans for a stock market listing.

The government of Bangladesh has said that it will take steps to restrict the movement of people during night time along the border with India.

The announcement was made after a meeting chaired by Bangladesh Home Minister Sahara Katun was organized to review the situation. Ms Khatun was speaking to the media after the inter-ministerial meeting when she said that local authorities and Bangladesh Rifles will be instructed to take immediate steps to follow up the decision.

Aakanksha Sarda is among the five Indian students who qualified for the 41st International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) to be held in Zagreb, Croatia, from July 17 to 25. She is only the second girl from the country to ever have achieved the milestone.

Interestingly, during her school time she hardly managed to pass the exams in physics. The 18 year old student from Mumbai will soon join the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for her undergraduate studies.