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Why Cranberries Should be Included in Your Diet

Cranberries, also know as the fruit of thanksgiving contains chemical compounds called proanthocyanidins that can prevent E. coli bacteria from sticking to a person's bladder walls. It is also a more commonly used in the aid of preventing urinary tract infections.

By Isaiah Mikael

A Home for the Homeless, an Opportunity to Live with Dignity

Statistics reveal a sad fact - more than half a million Americans sleep on the streets or spend their holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas in homeless shelters. Most of these Americans are poor children.
Review: Victor Frankenstein Is a Pointless Bromance

Reviews for the movie Victor Frankenstein are now out and some are pretty harsh The reviews for the movie Victor Frankenstein have been surfacing the internet and most of them have been saying the exact same thing; "Victor Frankenstein is fun, yes, even hilarious, but it is just downright bonkers.
Transgender Community in Vietnam Celebrates: New Transgender Law to Take Effect

The Vietnamese transgender people celebrates their win Although homosexuality is considered a taboo in Vietnam because of their tradition, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) rights awareness have been skyrocketing during the 21st century.
Singapore Lifted Ban for 240 Prohibited Publications

It's a big surprise that Singapore's traditional government has lifted its ban on some publications. It was reported that these publications ranged from communist materials to adult content. The erotic English novel Fanny Hill and the communist text The Long March made the cut.
Setsuko Hara, Japanese Screen Legend, Dies at 95

Setsuko Hara, best known for Ozu's 'Tokyo Stor, dies at 95. She has been in a recluse for more than four decades.
Man Admits Stealing Brain Tissue from Museum

An Indianpolis man has pleaded guilty for stealing human brains and tissues from a musuem two years ago. He was then 21 years old.
How Loneliness Can Affect Your Overall Physical Health

According to a new study, loneliness can cause significant health risk that can increase the risk of premature death in older adults by 14 percent. The study creates a link between loneliness and a risk in physical and psychological health.
Digestive System Health Requires Healthy Chewing Habit While Chewing Gum Help Burn Fat

The low down on healthy digestion involves chewing, more specifically healthy chewing. While this is one task that is often taken for granted, its important cannot be stressed enough.
Insect Threatens Orange Farms in Florida, Could Lead to Price Hike

The world's second-largest producer of orange juice is under attack by tiny winged insects which cause citrus greening. This plague is deemed much worse than a hurricane
Think You Have Your Menstruation All Figured Out? Study Says It's Still a Medical Mystery

It still remains a big mystery why women have this cycle every month. Many researchers might have figured out at some point why this happens, but there are still a lot of things that are not known.
Marijuana Edible Safety: How Many Grams Should One Consume?

What is the appropriate dose for an effective marijuana edible intake? The cannabis industry in fast progressing in various states and one of the most controversial products are the marijuana edibles.
UN Says 2015 is the Hottest Year So Far

Scientists have already predicted that 2015 is likely to be the year that would be the hottest year, which urged them to say that the results aren't surprising to them anymore.
Winter Deaths Hits Highest in Europe Since 1999

Winter deaths have reached an estimated 43,900 excess in England and Wales last year. This is 151 percent higher compared to data from 2013-2015, the biggest yearly increase since records began.
'Autism' Studies Suggets it is Overdiagnosed; Can It Be Out Grown?

Is it really autism? or is it ADHD? Autism is one of the most common learning disabilities worldwide. It is usually detected one the child would reach his/her learning stage, but there may be times that symptoms would surface on a later stage.