Reporter: Sai Lopez
'Star of the Show: Meat Reigns as This Year's Holiday Meal
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'Lower-Calorie Options, Health Conscious Diners: What You Can Expect From New House Bill on Calorie Labeling
Under the legislation approved by a House committee on Wednesday, Supermarkets and pizza chains are now about to get some relief from government calorie labeling. -
'Are Tasers Really Less Lethal?
Without proper handling, eye injuries, seizures, tonic-clonic seizures, collapsed lung commonly known as pneumothorax and seizures in people with epilepsy are just some of the known risks of using Tasers. -
'Can Sex Really Make Couples Happier? Study Shows It's More Important to Have a Happy Relationship Than Having More Money
With the question if sexual frequency would affect a relationship's well-being, the findings were not surprising at all, according to Muise. It showed that having sex is good but more sex is better. -
'Is Coconut Oil a Cure for Systemic Candidiasis and Other Fungal Infection?
By using various in vitro studies, it has been proven that coconut oil has antifungal properties after the changes in the amount and type of fat was found to have the ability to alter gastrointestinal microbiota. -
'Live a Healthier Lifestyle This Holiday, Research Tells You How It's Done
As the holidays are known to have a lot of rushing that's going on, you also have to make time for activities you enjoy doing even if it means saying no to something else. By doing so, you don't have to stop doing the things that makes you happy. -
'The Story Behind the 52,000-Pound Nationwide Recall of Chicken Wings
the reason why a recall was made was because the product hasn't met the quality standards but they didn't mention whether it really gave an "off-odor" scent or not. -
'Minecraft Teaches Basic Coding to Skills to Children
With the objective to expose students to computer science, Microsoft and Code.org - a nonprofit institution - has recently revealed a Minecraft coding that will serve as a tutorial guide for kids and educators. -
'Does Dining With The Opposite Gender Affect Our Food Intake? Study Says, Men Eat More in the Company of Women
A study conducted at Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab lead to interesting findings that focus on the behaviors around food among men and women and what happens when they are eating with people of the same and opposite genders. -
'Huawei Unveils Their Newest Technology - Fast Charging Batteries
A 68% charged status was generated in a span of two minutes which is not big enough to run a smartphone. But with the battery that has the higher capacity, as the firm claims, was charged by 48% in five minutes and could provide up to 10 hours of talk time. -
'A Global Health Crisis: Is Antibiotic Resistance Dangerous? Find Out What WHO Has to Say
With the effort to put an end to the threats posed by antibiotics tolerance, The World Health Organization has surveyed a number of 10,000 people across 12 countries as part of the CDC's "Get Smart About Antibiotics Week," -
'Cookie Exchange: Save Time and Eat All The Cookies You Want
Host a party and invite people, about eight to twelve, and ask everyone to bake a dozen cookies for each person. So, if you have nine people invited, you bake eight dozen cookies. Read more to find out how it works. -
'Can Therapeutic Hypothermia Help Cardiac Arrest Patients?
According to a recent study published in the journal Circulation, lowering the body temperature of cardiac arrest patients with "non-shockable" heart rhythms, was found to increase the chances of survival as well as brain function. -
'Ketamine: All You Need to Know About Its Use, Misuse, and Health Effects
Ketamine, a type of medication known as a class III scheduled drug, that is widely used to induce loss of consciousness, produce relaxation, and relieve pain in both humans and animals. In other medical settings such as in hospitals, the use of Ketamine has been approved. -
'Hashtags #MuslimsAreNotTerrorists, #NotInMyName and #IAmAMuslim: Muslims Speak Out Against Paris Attacks
People from all over the world, coming from all walks of life have expressed their support and sentiments through various platforms: Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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