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Studies Show that Alcohol Advertising Influence Choice of Underage Drinkers

According to a Report Alcohol Advertising Influence Underage Drinking Every person remembers the first time they tried an alcoholic drink as an adult. However, most people wouldn't remember probably what beverage that was.

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McDonald's Tries to Adapt to Changing Tastes of Customers, Experimenting On Monster Drinks In Its 20 Stores

McDonald's has just announced that they are currently testing Monster drinks in 20 of its 14,000 restaurants in the United States.
Marijuana Can Replace These Five Prescription Drugs [PHOTOS]

Plus, no one has ever died from marijuana overdose. The battle for marijuana legalization still continues. In an effort to further support medical marijuana, several reports have come out with five prescription drugs that can literally be replaced by cannabis.
Aspirin Trial to Examine if it Can Stop Cancer from Returning

Experts in the UK are paving the way for a study that will prove if aspirin can indeed stop or delay cancers from coming back
Transgender Former US Marine Shares Inspirational Story To Encourage Others

A former U.S. Marine is sharing her inspirational story of transitioning from a 238-lb. man to a 140 lb. beautiful woman.
Sesame Street Gets New Character Named 'Julia' With Autism

Grover, Abby and Elmo of the Sesame Street got a new friend as a brand new character is added to the 'Sesame Street' team!
Mediterranean Diet Makes The Brain Healthy, New Study Says

A new study shows that those people who pursue a Mediterranean diet which is rich in fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains, fish and healthy fats are more likely to have a healthier brain even at an old age.
Bulgaria To Propose Junk Food Tax

Bulgaria is looking like it is on to something good for its people now that it is raising its tax on junk food from 3 to 80 percent as per the country's health and sports ministers' announcement.
'RHONY' Star Bethenny Frankel Suing Rival Company For Copying Skinnygirl

Bethenny Frankel has filed a lawsuit against a couple, claiming that the entrepreneurs were trading using her famous brand, Skinny Girl to sell their weight loss tea products.
HYPOXI Launches Exercise Concept in Scottsdale

HYPOXI launches exercise concept in Scottsdale People are very conscious when it comes to facial and body features. This is especially true for women and for some men as well.
First Mermaid School in Singapore Opens its Doors

Singapore's first mermaid school is well on its way under the direction of professional performer and enthusiast Cara Nicole Neo or more popularly known as Syrena, a name that comes from a variation of the term siren.
E-Agriculture Apps Offer Farmers Tech that Optimize Farming and Promote the Green Movement

New farming tech from mobile apps have the potential to save farmers time and money as well as promote the green movement.
Anorexia Food Choices Depend on Brain Function Changes

A new study shows that anorexia food choices may depend on the brain function changes According to Reuters Health, a study suggests that changes in brain activity may be the root of some of the unhealthy eating patterns in people with anorexia nervosa.
Asian Drug-Resistant Malaria Parasite Able to Infect African Mosquitoes

Eradication of malaria in South East Asia has become an urgent necessity when a study showed that a newly discovered drug-resistant strain of a South East Asian malaria parasite has the ability to infect mosquito species in Africa. According to the scientists, the implication of this finding is dire where millions of lives may be put to risk.
OECD White Paper Says Aquaculture Dependence Rising with Wild Fisheries Decline

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development released its Review of Fisheries 2015 and the findings point to the rise of aquaculture as wild fish stock decline on a global scale.