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Standalone McCafe’s Show Real Potential, Will It Beat Starbucks?

In a strategic attempt to "build on its reputation as a leading coffee brand," McDonald’s has launched its first standalone coffee shops in Canada.

By Althea Serad

Study: Pear-Eating Individuals Are Less Likely to Be Obese Than Non Pear-Eaters

Those who eat pears have lower body weight and are less likely to be obese. I bet we are all familiar with the saying, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away," but it seems like another fruit may do just the same, if not, maybe more.
Sweet Leaf Tea 1.5 Million Bottles Recalled Because of Glass Fragments

Sweet Leaf Tea 1.5 Million Bottles Recalled Because of Glass Fragments There are those days that water tastes plain and soda is just too strong. You want something that has a distinct flavor, but not too overpowering.
Dengvaxia: First Dengue Vaccine Meets Approval After 20 Years of Research

We're one step closer to fully combating dengue fever. Although dengue has been around for a long time, no one has ever found a vaccine to combat the illness.
For the Moderate Drinkers: Good News for Your Health

For the Moderate Drinkers: Good News for Your Health People are already aware about the long-term effects of alcohol use to the body. However, studies released this year show that moderate drinking has its advantages.
More Than 9 Hours of Sleep or Sitting More Than 7 Hours a Day Can Lead to Early Death According to Experts

More Than 9 Hours of Sleep or Sitting More Than 7 Hours a Day Can Lead to Early Death According to Experts
Breast Cancer: Patients Diagnosed in the Early Stage Can Opt to Have a Mastectomy and Reconstruction, However, It Will Be a Very Complicated Choice

New research reveals the complication and economic burden local therapy options, like mastectomy plus reconstruction, have on early breast cancer patients
Science Says Never Drink Water After Eating Spicy

A cold glass of water is usually what we have in mind after unexpectedly biting to something really spicy. Although it feels your mouth is on fire, it's best not to grab that glass of water you have in mind.
Diabetic Women Prone to Having Heart Attacks Than Men

Diabetic Women Prone to Having Heart Attacks Than Men Diabetes is one of the leading causes of death in the world. The cases of diabetes increased due to the kind of lifestyle people chose to live.
Being Unhappy Nor Stressed Will Not Kill You

Research revealed that stress could not kill you. Contrary to previous beliefs, recent studies revealed that being sad or stressed could not kill you. As per BBC News a study that was done by UK's Million Study revealed that unhappiness does not increase an individual's chances of dying.
You'll Never Believe Where John Legend Got Help For Latest Holiday Song 'Under the Stars' with Stella Artois [PHOTOS]

Here's a hint: it sounds 'spacey.' Apparently, John Legend literally has some friends in high places. The 36-year-old crooner enlisted the help of some unlikely buds for his new song, "Under the Stars," which was exclusively written for Belgian beer Stella Artois.
Red Robin Gives Away Burgers to People Named with Christmas Names

Red Robin celebrates the season of giving by doling out free burgers to anyone named Nicolas and Nicole and all derivatives of the names.
Pennsylvania Rye Chosen Best Craft Whiskey by 'Whisky Advocate

Pennsylvania Rye Chosen Best Craft Whiskey by 'Whisky Advocate Rye whiskey, whether you love it or don't, is the king of spirits right now. Millennials love them and so do their grandparents.
Buffalo Wild Wings Introduces Mountain Dew Flavored Wings, Breaks Internet

Buffalo Wild Wings comes out with a special Mountain Dew-infused dish to celebrate the University of Michigan and University of Florida Citrus Bowl game on New Year's Day.
New Study Discovers Protein That May Be Key to Gluten Sensitivity

A new study may have discovered the key piece in determining how to measure someone's Gluten Sensitivity.