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Why Fast Food Giants Find Ways to Get to Your Breakfast Table: Breakfast Menus Make The Most Dollars

A recent study done by NPD (New Product Development) Group show's that breakfast ranks up to 27% of all fast food revenue to date surpassing that of last year's 20%. For 24/7 stores and giants of the fast food industry, breakfast is an open market.

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Could Atropine Eye Drops Be The Cure in Children's Nearsightedness?

An eye drop was discovered to slow short-sightedness in children when used daily. It can halt the development of the disease by 50 percent. Daily drops with the lowest concentration of atropine had the fewest side effects and this treatment could become a mainstay because of the trial's success.
Productive Night Owls: People Who Sleep Late Are Actually Smarter And More Creative

Studies suggest that night owl are more productive. Some people would tend to stay up late at night up until the wee hours in the morning, though this act is often unintentional.
Trader Joe’s Turkey & Stuffing Kettle Chips is 'Thanksgiving on a Chip'

Trader Joe's has stepped up its game once again with a new innovation for the Thanksgiving holidays that Turkey lovers will rave about – Turkey & Stuffing Kettle Chips. They’re also calling it “Thanksgiving on a Chip.”
Adele Admits Body Image Issues But Says She Won’t Let Them Ruin Her Life

Adele, the British singer confided that she too has some insecurity. Amidst various accolades and numerous recognitions Adele confessed that like everyone else she too has some insecurities.
Food Can be a Trigger Mechanism Of Human Feeling

Food is a great source of fuel for the brain. The brain is one of the most complicated yet interesting vital organs of the body. It is the command center of all the bodily functions, such as talking, eating, walking, and sleeping.
'Natural Liver Detox'; Is Detoxification Important?

“There is no evidence that those detox diets do any kind of detoxification in the body" Andrea Giancoli, MPH, RD,
New Drug to Extend a Person's Life, Are You Willing to Pay the Huge Price Tag?

Breast cancer drug Kadycla has been released to extend the patient's life but it comes with a very huge price tag.
Alcoholism Drug Can Help Get Rid of HIV, Study Finds

The latest research has shown that scientists in search of a remedy or the AIDS Virus have determined that the same drug intended to ward off alcohol addiction is able to get rid of dormant HIV within the body.
Jewish Food Deli in Washington Uses a Modern Touch and Attracts Young, Hip Clients

Jewish cuisine has finally hit it off with the younger crowd and has finally picked up in Washington.
"Wearables for Good Challenge": UNICEF Announces Winners For The Best Wearable Health Gadget

UNICEF has launched a contest called "Wearables for Good Challenge" which reached out to engineers, do-gooders, executives, computer scientists, inventors and innovators to come up with a device that can be worn by children to optimize their health. Kushi Baby and SaoPen were announced winners this month, awarded with $15,000 and assistance to bring the devices into the market.
Would You Try Tesco's Controversial Chocolate and Cherry Christmas Sandwich?

Tesco, the supermarket giant has added the chocolate and cherry stuffing to their sandwich selections for £1.80. As soon as the sandwiches hit shelves, the internet went into meltdown. See people's reaction.
Going Green: Pismo City To Ban Polystyrene Food and Drink Containers

Pismo Beach goes green as the city council joins San Luis Obispo to ban expanded polystyrene food and drink containers. If the council gives the final approval on December 15, then the ordinance will be rolled out on January 14 next year.
Anthony Bourdain's Waffle House First Experience Wows Food Critic [VIDEO]

Anthony Bourdain, the world famous traveller and CNN food critic recently tasted Waffle House for the first time. The verdict? Waffle House is nothing short of “marvellous.”
Oxford Brookes to Study if Chocolate Could Actually Help Cure Multiple Sclerosis

The MS Society is going to finance researchers at Oxford Brookes University to find out whether chocolate can help eliminate fatigue which is essentially the most frequent indications of multiple sclerosis of those that have the disease.