MEDICINE & HEALTH

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 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.

Memory Loss Linked to Age Could Be Worse for Men

03.17.2015 23:31 PM

According to a new study, you shouldn't feel bad about misplacing those keys or forgetting something important especially if you find this happening to you more as you age.

FDA Proposes Letting Drug Companies Undermine Official Safety Warnings

03.17.2015 12:32 PM

FDA now proposes pharmaceutical manufacturers to undermine the FDA drug warnings and present the doctors, hospitals and customers with more latest information while selling them.

Conservatives Are Happier Than Liberals, New Study Finds

03.16.2015 20:36 PM

For years people (including psychologists) thought that politically conservative people are happier than the liberal counterparts. A recent study proves them wrong. In fact, there really is no happiness gap. Read on to know how this was found.

Alzheimer's Treatment and Cure: Ultrasound Used to Cure Alzheimer's in Rats

03.16.2015 16:13 PM

News on Ultrasound waves used to cure Alzheimer's in rats. According to scientists and researchers from the University of Queensland, Australia, ultrasound can be used for treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

Science Finds Out Why Men Are Into Brunettes or Blondes

03.16.2015 16:05 PM

Recent scientific study provides evidence as to why men are either into brunettes or blondes. Spoiler: It has nothing to do with the hair color.

Bird Flu Epidemic Update: H1N1 Strains in India May Be Mutating Into More Dangerous Form

03.16.2015 11:19 AM

News of the recent outbreak of swine flu in India A new MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) study had warned that the H1N1 strains in India may have mutated into a more dangerous strain.

3D-Printed Organs to Play Increasingly Large Role in Surgery

03.15.2015 15:33 PM

New tech of 3D printed organ replicas soon available in market Technology innovations always more or less change the way surgeons treat their patients.

Spiders Whose Bite Can Cause Four Hour Erections Found in Tesco Bananas

03.15.2015 14:46 PM

Make sure that you clearly inspect the bag of bananas that you purchase next time. This dad buys a bag of bananas from Tesco, later finds out that it contains Brazilian Wandering Spiders which are venomous spiders that can even cause death, and also 4 hour painful erections in some cases.

Measles Doubter Ordered to Pay Over $100,000 for Lost Bet

03.15.2015 14:19 PM

amusement act by a biologist gives him a lesson Sometimes things done by a person for his amusement can only backfire at him later. This might be the case with Stephan Lanka, a biologist and a vaccination sceptic that preposterously claimed anyone who could establish to him the existence of measles would be paid €100,000.

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