Category: News

Everyone has inside of him a piece of good news. The good news is that you don’t know how great you can be! How much you can love! What you can accomplish! And what your potential is! – Anne Frank

Boron Buckyballs Born!

The first time that a boron cage has been observed experimentally. ...

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The Millenial Tofu Surprise

Tofu's new champion recruits are 20-something women who want dishes that are quick, easy to cook and that can help keep them trim...

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Bigger Health Warnings Bring Better Results

Cigarette warning labels can influence a smoker to try to quit even when the smoker is trying to avoid seeing the labels...

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Pain Eraser : I’ll Take Two!

Canadian scientists make a breakthrough in pain relief treatments. Using chili and mice....

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China’s Hidden Water Footprint

China's richest provinces have an outsized environmental impact on the country's water-scarce regions...

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Googling Pregnancy Advice

Following the women's first visit to the obstetrician, many of them still turned to the Internet -- in the form of both search engines and social media -- to find answers to their questions...

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Left-Handers Mostly Born in Winter

On a monthly average, 8.2 percent of left-handed men were born during the period February to October. During November to January, this number rose to 10.5 percent...

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Ecstasy Implicated in Spinal Aneurism

Ecstasy could make any pre-existing aneurysms or other arterial abnormalities prone to rupture. Report...

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Kangaroos and their Fifth Leg

Unusual gaits by unusual animals, such as pentapedal walking by kangaroos, provide insight into the breadth of solutions available to the same biomechanical problem...

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Congratulations! (If you made it to 30)

More Americans between the ages of one and 30 die from injury than from any other cause...

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Do Your Own Damned Marketing!

Users of social media websites are less likely to use them to say positive things about their favourite products and services...

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Practise (Not Parentage) Makes Musicians

Genetics and environment work together to help people become accomplished musicians...

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Watching TV Shortens Lifespan

As the population ages, sedentary behaviors will become more prevalent, especially watching television, causing additional health problems related to aging....

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Where are all the Penguins?

Satellite imaging is being increasingly recognized as a valuable method for remote animal population monitoring...

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A Baldness Cure that Works!

"By eight months there was full regrowth of hair," said co-author Brittany G. Craiglow, M.D....

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Cheer Up, or Just Shut Up?

People with low self-esteem want their loved ones to see them as they see themselves. As such, they are often resistant to their friends' reminders of how positively they see them....

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Unlucky or Just Lazy?

The way they label people on welfare – by calling them 'lazy' or 'unlucky', for instance – can easily have a big impact on people's attitudes to people on welfare...

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Thinness and the Mediterranean Diet

Children with a high adherence to a Mediterranean-like diet were 15% less likely to be overweight or obese than low-adherent children...

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Sunshine is Addictive

There is real health value in avoiding sunlight as a source of vitamin D. Boo!...

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Mixed Race Couples Spread the Love

Couples that interacted with couples of another race showed a greater positive attitude toward the other group. News...

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The Taste of Moonshine

NASA scientists have created a new recipe that captures key flavors of the brownish-orange atmosphere around Saturn's largest moon, Titan...

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Sobering Thoughts and the 100 Yard Stare

Soldiers who kill in combat are less likely to abuse alcohol post-deployment...

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Peer Pressure and the Cool Kids

Seeking popularity and attention by trying to act older than one's age may not yield the expected benefits. ...

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Gore Grabs Attention, Generally

People exposed to core disgusts (blood, guts, body products) showed higher levels of attention the more disgusting the content grew...

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Smartphones Cause AIDS!

dropcap style=”font-size:100px; color:#992211;”W/dropcapell, who’da thunk it? ‘Smartphone apps carry higher infection risk than online dating sites or clubs’. Even those...

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Fatherhood and the Work/Life Balance

There is no "one size fits all" image of how men view their role as fathers within the context of the workplace...

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Buy Before You Die

Marketing's cringiest ebb to date: 'some people might want to spend more and work less – just in case their time runs out'...

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Dirty Kids Avoid Asthma

Children free of wheezing and allergies at age 3 had grown up with the highest levels of household allergen...

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Shatterproof Smartphone Screens Soon

University of Akron polymer scientists have developed a transparent electrode that could make smartphone displays shatterproof....

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The Lost Art of Angkor Wat

Long-lost paintings have been discovered on the walls of Cambodia's ancient Angkor Wat temple...

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