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Sleep Prevents Colds, Study Says

A new study shows that sleeping for longer hours will more likely prevent a person from having colds.

By Veronica P. De Leon

Hip And Knee Surgery Increase Risk Of Heart Attack, Research Says

According to a new study, people who have undergone a total hip or knee replacement surgery are more vulnerable to heart attack, after the first month of the operation.
Biddeford Dunkin' Donuts: Police Identify Man Who Drove Into Store [PHOTOS]

An 81-year-old man was identified whose van crashes into Biddeford Dunkin' Donuts and 6 people were hurt.
This Is How A Chipotle Store Made 100 People Sick In Just A Day

This is some bad news for Chipotle fans. A Chipotle outlet in California made 100 of its loyal customers sick within just one day, on August 19 to be exact.
McDonald's News: I-Drive Restaurant To Serve McPizza, Worker Violently Dragged By The Hair Out Of Drive-Thru Window

An all-new McDonald's is set to rise at an old outpost location along International Drive in Orlando, Florida and it's serving McPizza!
Amazon Testing Farmer's Market Deliveries

Amazon's quest to deliver everything imaginable continues. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the E-Commerce giant is testing a new Farmer's Market delivery scheme that will allow fresh produce, fruits, seafood, and a whole host of other items to be delivered straight to your doorstep within 36 hours of harvest.
Tea: How Many Cups Should We Drink In One Day?

According to various studies, drinking 2-4 cups of tea in a day on a regular basis provides good health benefits such as brain alertness, weight loss, and decrease in developing risks such as diabetes and heart disease.
The Japanese Government Is Developing Eggs with White Yolks

The Japanese government is talking the term egg whites to a whole new level. The Japan Times is reporting that the country is feeding hens with Japanese rice in a bid to boost rice production and lessen dependency on foreign corn imports.
Scientists Create Ice Cream That Freezes Longer

Scientists from Scotland have discovered how to make an ice cream that will freeze longer even in tropical weather.
Scientists Found Out the Only Effective ‘Cure’ for Hangovers, and it’s Not Water

Fatigue, nausea, thirst – these are all signs of an ongoing hangover after a night out of drinking, and naturally nobody likes the feeling. For this reason, over the years, many have come up with so-called sure fire ways of curing a hangover. However, it turns out, there is no “cure” for a hangover.
Denny's First Location in New York Is Offering $1 Pancake Stacks For a Week

Denny's New York City location opened its store about a year ago, and like most stores that have turned one, the American diner chain decided to celebrate its 1st year anniversary by treating its customers to lots of pancakes.
Red Robin's New Oktoberfest-Inspired Menu; What is The 'UberBurger'?

While fall may come with unwanted pumpkin spice menu items, fall also introduces OktoberFest-themed menu items, such as what restaurant chain Red Robin has released.
Texas Teen Dies of Brain-Eating Amoeba

According to local media, the Texas teenager who contracted a rare brain-eating disease has already passed away as posted in Reuters. The 14-year old boy was said to have swam in a lake about 70 miles north of Houston before he was diagnosed with the infection.
Miami University Turns Food Waste Into Water

In a report published in Journal News, Miami University has deviced a way to reduce food waste and at the same time, save money. They are actually using their waste in order to save money.
Indikitch Could be the Chipotle of Indian Food

Over the years, appreciation for Indian food is slowly crawling up however not as fast as it is expected. In fact, of all ethnic cuisines, the Indian food is the most underrated according to the Washington Post report. However, with the opening of Indikitch, this may about to change.