MEDICINE & HEALTH

People Who Are Always On Their Phones Could Be Depressed, Research Suggests

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.21.2015 12:26 PM

Are you sure that you are not depressed but still check your phone every minute or so? New research suggests that people are depressed when they keep checking their phones and spend almost 10 hours per day on it.

Money Can Buy Happiness, New Study Finds

03.21.2015 12:24 PM

For years people thought that happiness is hidden in pursuing your passion, which is not wrong at all. But a recent study shows that happiness actually has something to do with income. It shows that more income results in a happy, and more satisfying life.

Teen Addicted to Cheese and Swearing After Waking Up From Coma

03.21.2015 12:02 PM

Kai Thomas a 15 years old kid got obsessed with cheese and started swearing after he work from medically induced coma which the doctors put him into due to his severe heath condition.

Want Better Sex? Get Better Sleep.

03.20.2015 19:56 PM

A new study has found that if you want to have better sex, you need to try to get better sleep. According to the study, young women were more likely to desire sex and have it if they slept longer the previous night.

Parents of Fat Kids to Be Labeled as “Child Abusers” Under Proposed Law

03.20.2015 13:10 PM

If you're a parent and if your child is obese, and if you're living in Puerto Rico, then you should definitely read this because this is something ridiculous.

Extended Breastfeeding Linked to Higher IQ and Income

03.19.2015 23:09 PM

Prior studies have continually shown that breast feeding is linked to increased IQ in children and adults. In a new long-term study of infants in Pelotas, Brazil not only backs up this study but also shows that breastfeeding is also linked to higher income as well.Prior studies have continually shown that breast feeding is linked to increased IQ in children and adults. In a new long-term study of infants in Pelotas, Brazil not only backs up this study but also shows that breastfeeding is also linked to higher income as well.

Scientists Make Primordial Germ Cells From Human Embryonic Stem Cells

03.19.2015 13:47 PM

Scientists found a way to make Primordial Germ Cells from human embryonic stem cells You may already be familiar with stem cells' uses for medical purposes.

Remains of 1,000-Year-Old Monk Found Inside Monk Sculpture

03.19.2015 11:26 AM

A recent CT scan on a 1,000 year old Buddha statue surprises the scientists. They found the remains of a mummified monk. It is considered that the monk was worshipped during the 14th century. Read on to learn more.

Mother of 6 Children to Be Sterilized Against Her Will Due to Low IQ

03.19.2015 11:21 AM

A 36 year-old woman with a low IQ and learning disability is forced by the authorities to get sterilized.

How Do You Know You're in Love? Get a Brain Scan

03.19.2015 10:58 AM

Scientists can now scan your brain and tell whether you're in love or not. According to the recent study published in the Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, after scanning the brains of 100 students, scientists are now able to relate some of the changes in brain activity to love.

Swine Flu Epidemic: 1,731 Dead, Over 4000 Infected in India

03.19.2015 10:48 AM

Recently, the virus has spread to many of the large countries of Asia. Efforts are being made to have a control over its outbreak.

Illinois Cancer Survivor Credits Hot Sauce For Saving His Life

03.18.2015 17:24 PM

This article is written on cancer survival hot sauce. Last summer, Randy Schmitz of Orland Park, Illinois, was enjoying his vacation with family at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Teenagers Who Abused Marijuana Suffers From Long-Term Memory Problem In Adulthood

03.18.2015 12:41 PM

The article is about the Marijuana drug. Marijuana is a drug which is obtained from the cannabis plant and is often used in the form of cigarettes, or joints, by many people in the world.

Ebola Virus Death Toll: Over 24,000 Have Been Infected Since December

03.18.2015 11:04 AM

This article is about Ebola disease. Ebola Virus Disease EBV, one of the new human diseases, has now taken a large number of countries in its grip. Doctors, researchers, governments and WHO are taking every possible mean to combat this virus.

Researchers Blame Anti-Vaccination Activists for Recent Outbreak

03.17.2015 23:31 PM

In a new publication of the Journal of the American Medical Association's Pediatrics, researchers believe the recent measles outbreak that was linked to Disneyland is the result of the anti-vaccination activists and their movement supporting extreme views such as not vaccinating children.