Charissa Echavez

The 'Correct Appetite' Disorder

Eating disorders aren't now limited with obsession in losing weight but can also be triggered by eating too "healthy."

Mycoplasma Genitalium: A New STD That Already Infected Hundreds

A new strain of bacteria that cause STI is asymptomatic, study says. When it was thought that people are all aware of all the sexually transmitted diseases circulating around, a new one is now infecting hundreds of people in the United Kingdom.

Earth-Like Planet Is Venus’s Twin

A new planet is discovered with similarities to Earth and has an atmosphere. A planet discovered to be the same size as the Earth is said to be so close that it can be seen through a high-powered ground telescope.

McDonald's Properties Are Off The REIT

McDonald's wouldn't be putting their real estate porperties on trade any time soon. Last Tuesday, in their company investor's meeting, McDonald's Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook clarified that the company will not be engaging or spinning off their properties into a REIT or real estate investment trust, as their investors had suggested for increasing the company's profit.

Risk Of Heart Disease In Children Even At The Age Of 8

Children as young as 8 years old could now be at risk for heart diseases, due to obesity. Childhood obesity is one of the long-running issues over our younger generation that has been overlooked for so many years.

Google Updates Google Map, Allows Offline Use

It is now possible to locate destinations without relying on an Internet connection. It is now possible to locate destinations without relying on an Internet connection.

Facebook Now Surpassed 1 Billion Mark

Facebook now has more than 1 billion users. Last month, Facebook made a significant milestone to add up in its credentials, with having more than a billion active users, 1.

Starbucks Gives Back: Free Tuition For Veteran Employees

Starbucks has extended its goodness to its employees' families. Starbucks seems to be getting in a lot of news these days, aside from their amazing service for deaf-mute customers and the Holiday Red Cups, now they're at it again for the good.

YouTube Enters The Virtual Reality World

It is a whole new world for the millions of subscribers of Youtube. It's as if a dawn of new technology has come upon the world of YouTube as Google now makes it possible for virtual reality to be viewed on the popular video hosting site.

New Android Malware Could Be Fatal For The Phone

Be mindful of the apps to be downloaded, it could be the one that could kill the phone. New strain of technological malfunctions and viruses has disseminated themselves around the web, but few only attract attention and concern from the crowd.

Study Challenges The Diamond’s Rarity

The possibility of human reproduction of the precious jewel is not far in the future. It has been established that diamonds are a woman's status quo, being rare and expensive; it's the ultimate expression of admiration and love for women, being given as luxurious and expensive gifts, and an epitome of a perfect engagement ring.

Interesting Particles Look Like Snow In Space

NASA scientists thought that flurry images that look like snow are actually fast moving energetic particles, which NASA calls solar radiation storm that hit an instrument on Solar and Heliospheric Observatory on Oct. 29, 2015.

Teens Spend a Third Of Their Day On Media

According to a new study by Common Sense Media, teenagers spend a third of their day, approximately nine hours, on the Internet, while those from 8 to 12 years old are around six hours a day.

Steve Jobs Once Thought Of Creating An 'iCar'

Apple's senior vice president Tony Fadell admittedly recalls talking with Apple co-founder Steve Job about the possibility of investing in much bigger gadgets such as a car after the release of iPhone in 2008.

NATO's War Game In Its Biggest Military Exercise

The biggest war game in over a decade aims to shake, not just stir. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or the so-called North Atlantic Alliance displays the result of over a year's worth of preparation of skills, technology, ammunition and war preparedness, as it is now being held in Southern Europe up to Portugal and Italy.

McDonald's Fries Back in Venezuela at a Big Cost

Venezuelans can now indulge McDonald's french fries after a ten month hiatus. Venezuelans are in for a surprise as their beloved fries are coming back at a surprising price of 800 Bolivares, or US$133, each.
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