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Study Shows Menu-Labeling Doesn't Affect The Calorie Consumption in New York City

A study showed that calorie labeling in their food menus had little to no effect for people in New York City.

By Pao Uychiat

One Soda-In-Can A Day Increases Heart Failure

It's time to switch your favourite soda drinks to something healthier-maybe fresh juice? Sorry, but Daily Mail says you have to say good bye to your one-coke-in-can-a-day ritual unless you want to increase your heart failure by 20%.
Carnivores Versus Vegetarians: Who's More at Risk

Carnivores vs Vegetarians - the debate on who's more at risk continues. The decision by the World Health Organization to categorize ham, sausages and bacon alongside arsenic, asbestos and cigarettes as major carcinogens is more confusing for being so readily hypothetical.
Dead Frog Found In McDonald's Chicken Wrap

Seeing a dead frog in your McDonald's food might be the worst thing ever. Cordellia Buckley can testify to that.
3D Printing and Stem Cells to be Used to Regrow Skulls

Cranial reconstructions will soon be radicalised with the addition of 3D printing and stem cells into the method.
More and More Toddlers Are Using Mobile Devices, Study Says

A new study suggests that toddlers are already considered pro in using tablets and smartphones. A new study suggests that toddlers are already considered pro in using tablets and smartphones.
Singapore Ranked as the World's Healthiest Country

A list of country rankings names Singapore the healthiest country in the world. A list of country rankings names Singapore the healthiest country in the world.
Children Exposed To Domestic Animals Have Lesser Risk Of Having Asthma, Study Says

According to a new study, kids who are exposed to dogs and other related domestic animals may have lesser risk of having asthma.
Did You Know that Cockroaches can Save your Life?

The dirtiest of insects may actually help us find solutions to health problems we have been trying to solve for a long time.
Researchers Say Internet-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety and Depression Shows Effective and Good Results

Researchers Say Internet-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety and Depression Shows Effective and Good Results
Acupuncture: Proven Effective on Reducing Neck Pain

A new study reveals one way to reduce neck aches- Acupuncture. Working in front of the computer for the entire day could cause severe pain in the neck.
Bleach: A Proven Disinfectant for Killing Clostridium Difficile Bacterium in Hospitals

One of the major benefits of using bleach is its capacity to terminate Clostridium difficile (C. diff) that stayed on table trays, bed rails and other surfaces. Last spring, Dr. Koll released a "bleach edict"-a system wide executive memo which strongly pushed the use of bleach as a disinfectant to clean hospital units.
Study Shows that Cold Leftover Food Has a High Health Risk

Leftover food left untouched for more than 2 hours should be thrown away. If eaten, they can lead to food poisoning.
Climate Change News: Alaska Grows Organic Food in Tundra

We've seen drastic effects of climate change in Arctic and Subarctic continents however there's something good that has come out from it especially in Alaska where they had a hard time with climate change. Some Alaskans like farmer Tim Meyers has taken advantage the warming temperature to grow food in previously inhabitable tundra.
'Gluten-Free' Diet May Not Be Applicable to All Individuals, Researchers Says

Recent research revealed that "Gluten-Free" diet is not applicable to all individuals. The Gluten-free diet has become a fad all throughout the years and most supermarkets would offer a wide variety of gluten free food selection.