MEDICINE & HEALTH

Tips to Reduce Your Allergic Reactions This Season

Spring has finally sprung, but with it comes allergy season. Experts believe this year to be a particular high pollen count year and recommend that everyone be prepared for a potentially rough allergy season.

Sobriety Tests in New Cars Could Prevent Most Drunk Driving Deaths

According to a new study, installing devices in new cars to prevent drinking and driving could actually stop 85 percent of alcohol related deaths on the roads of the U.S., saving tens of thousands of lives and billions of dollars from injuries and damage.

Health Experts Defend E-Cigarettes Amidst Concerns

Health experts at an Abu Dhabi anti-tobacco conference defended e-cigarettes, in spite of the increasing concerns that the devices are not safe and could lure adolescents into nicotine addiction.

Is Snorting Chocolate Safe?

This new way to consume chocolate is gaining in popularity. Consuming chocolate regularly is considered by many as a good habit. Its flavonoid is said will benefit our mood and promote heart health.

Money Can Buy Happiness, New Study Finds

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.

Want Better Sex? Get Better Sleep.

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.

Extended Breastfeeding Linked to Higher IQ and Income

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.

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

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.
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