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Venom: The Last Dance trailer goes viral

Sony Pictures on Monday dropped the trailer for Venom: The Last Dance, starring Tom Hardy in the lead role. Sony has said that The Last...

‘No Time to Die’ beats ‘Venom: Let there Be Carnage’ in no time

"No Time to Die," the latest installment in the James Bond movie franchise, shot straight to number one in North America's box office on...

‘Venom’ sequel release delayed by Sony amid new COVID-19 wave

LOS ANGELES, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Sony Corp's movie studio on Thursday delayed the release of the superhero sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage by...

Kenyan team aims to stop fatal snake bites

Kenya Snakebite Research and Intervention Centre (KSRIC), partly funded by the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, is working to stop fatal snake bites

Treatment of patients from venom by a Beekeeper therapist of Cairo

CAIRO: On his rooftop in the outskirts of Cairo, Omar Abulhassan raises thousands of bees — not for the honey, but their venom. After reading...

Tom Hardy brings out Marvel’s darker side in new movie ‘Venom’

LOS ANGELES: In the new movie “Venom,” British actor Tom Hardy plays an investigative journalist whose body is invaded by an alien with violent...

The man who injects himself with snake venom holds hope for new antidote

LONDON: For nearly 30 years, London-based reptile enthusiast and musician Steve Ludwin has been injecting snake venom -- a practice that has almost killed...

Scientists develop scorpion ‘milking machine’ for disease research

CASABLANCA, Morocco: Extracting venom from scorpions can be a dangerous, but rewarding, task. The poisonous secretion, while fatal to humans, contains hundreds of components that...

Venom of tiny fish could lead to new pain treatments

WASHINGTON: Tiny fanged fish called blennies, which swim in the coral reefs of the Pacific Ocean, are armed with an unusual venom that could...

Deadly snakes ‘milked’ to create potent new anti-venom

LIVERPOOL: A new anti-venom to treat victims of potentially deadly snake bites in sub-Saharan Africa is just a few years away from reality, according to scientists at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM). They aim to create a potent new anti-venom that can be stored safely at room temperature, without the need for refrigeration.
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