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What is Driving the Obesity Epidemic in the U.S.?

Researchers found out that obesity is not because of fast foods and junk foods. Regardless of their bad reputation, junk food, fast food and soda are not the major cause of the obesity epidemic in the United States, Cornell University researchers argue.

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New Study: Top 7 Foods Healthy-Weight People Eat For Breakfast

A Cornell Food and Brand Lab research team recently established an online Slim by Design registry to look into the characteristics and behaviours of people who are at a healthy weight and do not struggle with weight problems.
Study Finds Face-Lifts Don’t Really Boost Self-Esteem

In the study, the researchers observe what 50 patients, mostly women, said about their sense of self-esteem, both immediately before having a plastic surgery and six months later.
Calm Babies with Singing Instead of Talking

Good news for tired mothers who have been spending their sleepless nights with their crying and wailing babies! Research has found a better strategy to calm your babies and tuck them to sleep.
Science Revealed that Annoyance to Minimal Noises Can Be Linked To Being a Genius

Looks like hypersensitivity to noise can be an indication that you're a genius. Most individuals can't seem to quietly munch on their chips, which can sometimes cause annoyance towards their eating mates.
Scientists Find Clues about How the Brain Filters Out Distractions

A recent study about how the brain filters distraction was conducted. Researchers believe they may have found out which part of the brain helps people ignore distractions, according to research published in Nature.
Two Words That Will Give Your Marriage a Brighter Spark

Apparently, three words "I love you" are not enough for a successful and healthy marriage.
[UPDATED] Stoner's Dream Job: Get Paid $3000 a Week to Smoke Marijuana

Getting paid while smoking pot is every stoner's dream job. Read the full article to find out more.
Daily Intake of Aspirin Can Help You Get Pregnant

As latest research suggests, the cheap wonder medicine aspirin does not only prevent cancer, heart diseases and stroke but also increases chances of pregnancy. Women trying for baby and experiencing miscarriages may find help and solution from aspirin.
Could Job Stress Raise your Risk of Stroke?

An in depth study on how stress can be associated with the risk of suffering stroke. Recent study shows that people may check having a high stress job to the list of things that could increase your risk for stroke.
What Happens When You Drink Red Wine Every Night

Reaserchers in a new study found the benefits liinked to drinking wine moderately According to a new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, a nightly glass of wine with dinner for some people is just the right amount of alcohol their body need.
Explained: Running is like Smoking Weed

Dump the marijuana, get your running shoes. New research reveals that you don't need to smoke pot to get high. A study conducted last week at the University of Heidelberg in Mannheim, Germany released a thesis in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences aka PNAS proving that the endocannabinoids (EC), a marijuana-like substance that decreases blood pressure, are responsible for the high runners feel when on their heels.
Another Milestone in Stem Cell technology: Therapy for Fetuses

A team of scientists at Karolinska Institute in Sweden has paved the way for another milestone in stem cell technology when it conducted a pre-natal stem cell procedure on two fetuses that have since been born and showed positive responses.
Here's a Mind Trick to Boost Memory

Get science to help you boost your memory. The next time you need to memorize a speech, a toast, facts and stats for a test, try to recite the words to anyone who is willing to listen.
Scottish Economist and Professor Wins the Nobel Prize

A Princeton professor wins Nobel Prize for economics A professor at Princeton and economist has won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his research on how rich and poor people make decisions about what to buy and how much to save.