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Hallowen Uncool: Ghouls Expelled from School

On the ground of community diversity, a New Jersey primary school has decided to take a stand and ban Halloween celebrations. Seth Boyden school principal Mark Quiles and PTA presidents Amelia Riekenberg and Donna Upton called upon all parents in a letter saying,

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Kids Need More Fruits and Vegetables, Not False Food Risks

A study published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environemt Epidemiology published last September reports that schools are exposing kids to potentially dangerous levels of toxic chemicals from food packaging. This is the effect of the school's efforts to streamline food preparation at the same time meet federal nutrition and keeping costs low.
Krispy Kreme: FREE Donuts for Costumed Trick-Or-Treaters this Halloween

Krispy Kreme has done it last year, and this year it’s doing it again. Donning its fairy god mother costume this Halloween is Krispy Kreme. The donut franchise has decided to add to the fun of the season deciding to give away free doughnuts to anyone dressed up this Halloween.
Tree Hugger: Science Revealed that Hugging Trees can be Good for the Health

The science behind hugging trees. Tree hugger may be a term being used to describe nature lovers or individuals that would dedicate pert of their loves in preserving and protecting nature.
Phantom Aroma: Manipulating Taste of Food With Perceived Aromas

Scientists and food companies are now experimenting with "phantom aromas" to trigger the brain to produce taste using smell tricks. This lets you taste a flavour that doesn't exist.
Ganja Yoga: Marijuana Infused Yoga is the Next Big Thing

Smoking weed before attending yoga classes is the next big thing. Pairing marijuana with exercise may not be a good idea, but there's an exception for yoga.
'ACCC' Defends 'Food And Grocery Code'

An ACCC representative said that he was happy with the AFGC's approach to the Code despite the fact that it is unfortunate some retailers have not got off to a great start in implementing the Grocery Code of Conduct.
Kim Kardashian's Birthday: Kanye West Bought His Wife $5 Million Victoria's Secret Bra For Her 35th Birthday

Kanye West reportedly spent $5 Million on a Victoria's Secret Bra for wife Kim's birthday.
Passive Smoking Linked to Tooth Decay in Children

Research that linked dental decay among children and even adults to second-hand smoke determined that risk of this disease is doubled for children by the age of three after exposure to tobacco smoke beginning the age of four months.
Bacteria 'Talk' to Each Other with Electrical Signals

Communicating in a fashion similar to the brain's nerve cells, bacteria use electrical signals that pass in and out of their bodies. These signals are moderated by gate-keeper proteins.
Popcorn : Popular Throughout Generations

Popcorn is a very popular snack food for all ages. Kids like it and even adults love it. It's a snack but it supplies some nutrients but it's not a junk food.
5 Foods to Boost Your Health This Winter

Winter is coming! And although it means that there will be fewer foods in this season, Eating Well lists down the five foods to boost your health during the winter time.
Does Drinking More Alcohol Actually Cure A Hangover?

Does Drinking More Alcohol Actually Cure A Hangover? Hangover is often a word you would hear during Saturday morning breakfast at a local deli. People gather together and would normally order tomato juice to ease the pounding headaches, nausea, feeling tired and all other unwanted effects of drinking the night before.
Doctors are Discouraging HPV Vaccination

A new study found that doctors' recommendation is a big factor for parents to decide whether or not they will have their children vaccinated.
Surprising Health Benefits of Pears

Pears and Its Health Benefits Two researchers from the University of Minnesota said that people don't usually include fruits in their menu and don't eat enough fruits, according to Medical Daily.