Studies Shows Pet Dogs Can Help Reduce the Risk of Childhood Anxiety
U.S. study said that children living with a pet dog have lower risks of suffering from anxiety.
Bilingual People Recovers from Stroke Faster, Study Says
Here's one more reason why you should learn a new language: 40% of stroke patients who are bilingual tend to recover faster than 20% of those who can't.
Colorado Pot: Positive Of Illegal Pesticides
January 1, 2014 was the date that Colorado started to sell recreational pot to people aged 21 or older. Marijuana is considered to be the third most famed recreational drug after alcohol and tobacco in the US.
Healthy Food Effects Vary, Different People Respond to Eating the Same Meal
This week, as Israeli researchers write in the journal Cell, as our own respective bodies reacts to the same food very differently, it means that a diet may work wonders for some people but can do otherwise on you.
Post-Natal Depression: Are New Dads at Risk as Well?
In a recent study, researchers found out that the anxiety that is felt upon the arrival of the newborn baby is as common as the postnatal depression, and the risks for men are nearly as high as for women.
Another E-Cigarette Accident: 29-Year-Old Suffered Facial Fractures, Fractured Vertebrae, and Teeth Damage
As soon as investigation results were released, it was found that the device that he was using wasn't properly configured which resulted to the explosion that can probably be the reason for him to be in a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
Recent Studies Revealed that Marijuana May Help A Patient With Parkinson's Disease
“Recently, another study revealed significant improvement in specific motor symptoms after treatment with Cannabis."
Comfort Foods With a Twist for That Warm and Cozy Feeling This Winter
Three local chefs from different areas were asked to create a fresh spin on the traditional winter food.
Is Giving Birth on a Weekend Riskier Than on a Weekday?
Is giving birth on a weekend riskier than doing so on weekdays? Find out what experts have to say.
Sneeze Mechanics: A Design in the Making
Researchers recently discovered a sequential design found in the substances that we eject when we sneeze. They were able to uncover how the fluids slowly break into drops using a high end video footage. There is an obvious progression of the shapes and the movement.
Double-Dipping: Merely a Nasty Habit or a Food Safety Problem?
A research team from Clemson University came up with a series of experiments to discover what really happens when people double-dip.
What's with Airline Food and Why do They Taste Like Cardboard? Science Explains Why
According to Market Watch, customers usually find airline food lacking flavors, even saying that this type of food tastes like cardboard.
A New Study Shows Adding Seaweed to Daily Meals Can Make the Body Healthy
Many food experts recommend eating seaweed every day. Yes, you got that right - seaweed.
The Health Benefits of Avocado are Backed Up by Science
There were a lot of studies from prestigious universities including Pennsylvania State, Ohio and Tufts have found the link of eating avocado to health outcomes like better cognitive function, improved blood pressure, lower blood sugar, better diet adherence and improved cardiovascular health.
It's Not Too Late, Research Shows that Many Women are Having Babies at the age of 35
Most women get married late and therefore they also conceive their first child around their early 30s. A lot may argue and say that when women reach the age of 30 or older, conceiving is not advisable.
