Bullies Are More Susceptible To Eating Disorders

Medicine & Technology Nov 19, 2015

The usual antagonist may also be suffering too as much as the victim.

Decline In Prostate Cancer Cases Along With Early Screening Noted, According To Study

Nov 18, 2015

There has been a decline in the number of men diagnosed with prostate cancer in the U.S. including the number of men who submit for early screening.

WHO: 1 In Every 10 Newborns Is Premature

Nov 18, 2015

Every year, more than 1 in every 10 babies born is premature, meaning with over 15 million births, an estimated one million die of complications, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

New Study Proposes Causal Link Between Loss Of Smell And Memory Problems

Nov 18, 2015

The researchers noted a trend that those who lost their smell eventually developed dementia and then probably Alzheimer's disease.

Turkey And Its Controversial Internet Censorship Law

Nov 18, 2015

As the TIB unknowingly blocked the online forum, Reddit, netizens criticized Turkey's infamous Internet Law Censorship No. 5651.

Warning Labels Against Pregnancy For Marijuana-Containing Products: A Must

Nov 17, 2015

The agency will be requiring safety hazard labels on marijuana-containing products wherever they are displayed.

One-Of-A-Kind Ancient Board Game, Looters' Remains Excavated In A Tomb In China

Nov 17, 2015

Pieces of an ancient board game left unplayed for approximately 1500 years were found by a group of archaeologists near Qingzhou City in China at a 2300-year-old looted tomb.

Three To FIve Cups Of Coffee Per Day Decrease Risk For Premature Deaths, Study Reveals

Nov 17, 2015

A new research revealed the three to five cups of coffee per day can actually decrease likelihood of premature deaths related to heart disease, Parkinson's disease, diabetes and even suicide.

Firefighter Volunteer Undergoes 'World's Most Extensive Face Transplant' Yet

Nov 17, 2015

Firefighter volunteer Patrick Hardison met an accident 14 years ago that nearly caused his life. In August, he received the world's most extensive face transplant yet from a plastic surgeon from the New York Langone Medical Center.

E-Cigarettes On Teens And Vaporizing Tobacco

Nov 16, 2015

Should e-cigarette have the same restrictions as its tobacco counterparts?

Number of Maternal Deaths Has Significantly Gone Low Since 1990

Nov 16, 2015

The ambitous project to reduce the maternal deaths globally is still on the move with a new target.

Study Warns Roasted Potatoes, Toasted Bread, Crispy Chips Increase Risk For Cancer, Gives Recommendations How To Avoid It

Nov 16, 2015

A new study conducted by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) revealed that crispy potatoes, crunchy chips and charred toasted breads might have high levels of cancer-causing toxins.

FDA Grants Approval To AstraZeneca's New Lung Cancer Pill

Nov 16, 2015

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved a new lung cancer pill, called AZD9291 or Tagrisso, from AstraZeneca after its two-year clinical trial with promising results.

One In Every Five New Yorkers Suffers From Mental Health Problems

Nov 16, 2015

A new study by the NYC Health Department and Mental Hygiene revealed that in every five New Yorkers, one will likely suffer from mental health problems such as depression, substance abuse and suicidal thoughts.

FDA Rolls Out New Food Safety Regulation

Nov 16, 2015

Last Friday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a new set of rules for both produced and imported foods to help combat foodborne-related illnesses.