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Charlie Sheen Net Worth: Ex-Wife Brooke Mueller Confirms She and Twins HIV-Free [PHOTOS + VIDEO]

Thanfully, no one else close to Charlie Sheen got infected. It was on Tuesday on NBC's "Today" when Charlie Sheen admitted that he has been HIV positive for a number of years now.

By Martha Ignacio

Children Who Have Cereal Or Toast For Breakfast Perform Twice As Well in Tests

Pupils who eat a healthy breakfast every day are more likely to perform better in school, research shows.
A Global Health Crisis: Is Antibiotic Resistance Dangerous? Find Out What WHO Has to Say

With the effort to put an end to the threats posed by antibiotics tolerance, The World Health Organization has surveyed a number of 10,000 people across 12 countries as part of the CDC's "Get Smart About Antibiotics Week,"
Cookie Exchange: Save Time and Eat All The Cookies You Want

Host a party and invite people, about eight to twelve, and ask everyone to bake a dozen cookies for each person. So, if you have nine people invited, you bake eight dozen cookies. Read more to find out how it works.
Can Therapeutic Hypothermia Help Cardiac Arrest Patients?

According to a recent study published in the journal Circulation, lowering the body temperature of cardiac arrest patients with "non-shockable" heart rhythms, was found to increase the chances of survival as well as brain function.
Starbucks Red Cup: From Flatline to Most Searched Keywords

Starabucks red cup controversy, starbucks, and starbucks holiday cup heated the search engines all over the globe.
Canada Prime Minister: Junkfood Commercials Targeting Kids Should be Banned

Banning the advertising and marketing of junk foods for kids is a good start. This is just a starting point and people wish that this kind of restriction would not only target the kids but should be directed towards adults as well.
Chocolate Flavored Chicken: Scientists May Change the Way Food Will Taste in the Future

The researchers found a proof of the possibility that food taste can be altered by influencing the brain which affects a person's sense of smell.
Quiet Breathing: Experts Reveal One Way to Get the Best Taste of Your Thanksgving Meal

The researchers suggested that in order to have a better taste of food, one should breathe slowly. Quiet and slow breathing maximizes the movement of the food substances from the back of the mouth to the nasal cavity. This creates a greater contact on the smell of the food which results to more appealing taste.
Ketamine: All You Need to Know About Its Use, Misuse, and Health Effects

Ketamine, a type of medication known as a class III scheduled drug, that is widely used to induce loss of consciousness, produce relaxation, and relieve pain in both humans and animals. In other medical settings such as in hospitals, the use of Ketamine has been approved.
Food Wastage Means Water Wastage at the Same Time

Wasting food is wasting for the whole humanity. This is because when there is one rotten apple, you'll not only be throwing that away but everything that came with it from planting to production.
Food Addiction or Simply Natural Craving?

Dr. Susan Albers, a clinical psychologist at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio and author said that these people experience much more than food pleasure. These food addicts become too consumed in thinking what food to eat, how to get it and how to pay for it.
American Medical Association Warns Use Of Cannabis During Pregnancy

The American Medical Association urges states to require dispensaries that sell medical marijuana to put warnings against the use of cannabis during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
Constellation Brands Acquires Ballast Point Brewery For $1 Billion; Ballast Point To Be Shutdown?

The creators of the famous Sculpin IPA, Ballast Point is now being acquired by Constellation Brands in an attempt to give thier company a better standing the ever growing craft beer market in the U.S.
Australian Domestic Meat Prices Continue To Soar

It should be noted that supply and demand is not the only cause of the surging local market prices. Beef might be off the Christmas menu for several Australians this year with prices constantly to dramatically rise.