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Common cold sores increase Alzheimer's risk

10.26.2014 22:24 PM

A new study discovered the correlation between herpes simplex infection and Alzheimer's. Caught a cold sore lately? Then, you are a more likely candidate for Alzheimer's than someone who never had cold sores in his or her lifetime.

Harvard Researchers Discover Possible Cure for Cancer

10.26.2014 15:19 PM

Researchers from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital have discovered a way of transforming stem cells into a cancer-killer machine.

Introducing Japan's J-deite Quarter: the new real-life Transformer [VIDEO]

10.26.2014 02:43 AM

Japan introduces transforming robot. Japanese engineers have something that children of the 80's are surely longing to have: the 4-foot tall Transformer robot which has the ability to go from robot to sports car.

Ebola Virus Outbreak 2014 - Vaccine News Updates: WHO Announces Millions of Ebola Vaccines to be Produced by 2015

10.24.2014 20:29 PM

WHO accelerates the development, production, and deployment of millions of Ebola vaccine to West Africa by 2015

Yale researchers forebode "Ebola epidemic explosion may take place mid-December 2014"

10.24.2014 16:36 PM

Researchers from Yale University says that ebola would kill 90,000 people by December 2014 if swift aide is not given to West African countries.

Facebook introduces Rooms, revives old-school chatting

10.24.2014 16:32 PM

Facebook launches App “Rooms” that lets one talk about any topic anonymously Before Facebook, Twitter, Google Apps, etc. , there was Yahoo Messenger (YM), MSN and AOL.

[Ebola Update] New York City records its first ebola case; patient took "populated" subway

10.24.2014 14:42 PM

A doctor who recently came home from Guinea was diagnosed with Ebola and is now confined at the Bellevue Hospital in New York City.

Autism linked to the kind of air we breathe

10.24.2014 13:20 PM

Air pollutants such as cyanide, styrene and chromium have been linked to development of Autism Spectrum Disorders, according to a recent study

Beginning to be forgetful? Grab the 2Ws: Webster’s and Walnuts

10.24.2014 01:50 AM

Eating walnuts and building one's vocabulary may help prevent cognitive decline, according to studies

Tuberculosis: Reports, Projections, and Aspirations

10.23.2014 15:34 PM

Can tuberculosis be fully eradicated considering the still high number of TB cases in recent years? Tuberculosis (TB) has gained the reputation of being a disease more prevalent in poorer countries or what some may call "third world countries".

Young men who binge drink are more at risk for hypertension

10.23.2014 15:27 PM

Young men who binge drink have a higher likelihood of developing hypertension, study says. A number of literature has discussed the harm and benefits of alcohol consumption, whose effects vary depending on the amount consumed and other factors such as age, lifestyle, present health condition, and even gender.

Latinas May Have Genes That Help Make them "Breast Cancer-Free"

10.21.2014 18:48 PM

Genetic variant may protect some Latinas from having breast cancer. Genetic diversity has been an accepted reality in the world of science. Different creatures, different genetic make-up: one amazing world.

Apple Launches Apple Pay Facility—Making Purchases has Never Been this Easy

10.21.2014 17:25 PM

Apple launched today its Apple Pay service which promises to make payments easier with its breakthrough contactless payment technology and unique security features.

Drinking Soda Linked to Premature Aging

10.21.2014 17:15 PM

Drinking soft drinks could lead to premature aging and other diseases, study says. As a common beverage in households, cafeterias, fast food joints, and practically every public place the world over, sodas are amongst the most popular drinks in the nation.

Drug preventing HIV infection finds support from largest U.S gay rights organization

10.20.2014 12:15 PM

Human Rights Campaign endorses promotion of Truvada to help prevent HIV infection Around 1. 1 million Americans are HIV positive, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and approximately 50,000 new cases are recorded every year.

Ebola Virus Vaccine Developments - News Update: Canada vaccine could be world's hope to halt the virus's spread

10.18.2014 23:12 PM

Canada to ship experimental Ebola vaccine to the World Health Organization in an effort to help the global community to fight the disease.

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