Charissa Echavez

West Nile Virus Still Threatening Massachusetts

the season has ended but there are still cases reported for the West Nile Virus. The West Nile Virus has been terrorizing Massachusetts and has infected nine people so far.

Eye Stimulated Robot can help you Paint

Multitasking just got better. You can now paint with just your eyes. Yes, without the help of any limbs you can now draw anything in your imagination's indulgence just by looking at it.

Indonesia Haze: Crime Against Humanity

With an estimated half a million people suffering from respiratory infections, the fume of wildfire in Indonesia, considered the most severe throughout history, is pinpointed as the cause.

Gun Law Implementation in the United States

Nationwide gun implementation just took another push. A man opened fire at the Umpqua College in Roseburg City, Eugene, Oregon, killing ten people, including the gunman and injuring 7 more on Oct.

Expired Cookies Haphazardly Sent to Syrian Refugees

The United Nations admitted to haphazardly send Syria refugees soiled biscuits. As part of the relief convoy, the United Nations admitted to haphazardly send Syria refugees soiled high-energy biscuits.

Beware of Ecstasy in Your Children's Halloween Candies

A new report said that there are drugs disguised as candies with Disney characters printed on them. With Halloween just around the corner, children of all ages gather in their prepared costumes for their most awaited time of the year aside from Christmas.

Machu Picchu's Tourism in Latin America

The Machu Picchu in Latin America has been one of the historical sites of the ancient world. It is located on a mountain ridge 50 miles northwest of Cuzco Region in Peru.

Bubonic Plague Is Ancient, Not Just Old

The Plague, The Black Death, The Great Mortality, the Pestilence or whatever you call it, recent discoveries allowed us to look at its ancient ancestors.

Aspirin And The Biggest Clinical Trial For Cancer In UK

A clinical trial to test aspirin's effectiveness for cancer relapse has started in the UK. Researchers are starting the world's largest clinical trials to find out if aspirin can help prevent cancer relapse in the U.

Botox Could Regulate Heartbeat After Bypass Surgery: Study

Study shows that Botox is can help maintain a patient's heartbeat following a bypass surgery, Just hearing the word "Botox," it has always been associated with cosmetics or a way of rejuvenating that once young face.

Mediterranean Diet's Effects on Brain Health

The popular diet has just gotten better, as this study showed its now healthier for the brain. Alzheimer's and other degenerative brain disorders are shown to be preventable through Mediterranean diet.

Number Of Moles Can Predict The Risk For Skin Cancer

Doctors will have a quicker skin assessment as study suggests that couting moles in the right arm Instead of assessing for moles in the entire parts of the body, scientists suggest that the right arm will already do.

Awareness Week on Safe Driving

The need for the safety talk among the young adults is being urgently suggested, as Teend Drivers Safety Week ensues.

UN Climate Talks in Paris, France

All eyes are set on UN's Climate Talks on Paris this year. World leaders rise up and gather as the last rounds of United Nations climate talks are being finalized.

New "Artificial Skin" On Prosthetics

A genuine breakthrough for the prosthetics industry. A new invention will change the way you view prosthetics. The new artificial material would apparently give a "sense of touch" to prosthetics that would enable the wearer to feel different textures and surfaces and even temperature.

Antioxidants On Cancer Treatment

Contrary to the conventional, antioxidants, instead of boosting cancer patient's health can in fact increase its metastasis; this is according to a recent study by a group of researchers from the University of Texas Southwestern Center.

Studies Give A New Perspective On Hallucinations

Hallucination, like dreams, comes from things we already know. A new study published online shows a test that could distinguish those who have a possibility of hallucination or psychotic episodes.

The Drought In The Horn Of Africa

Climate changes have resulted in Horn of Africa to dry up. The Horn of Africa has been drying up consistently for the past 2000 years. Aside from the political conflict that has plagued the region for some time now, climate change is also making the situation worse.

Great White Shark Attack A Seal Caught On Video In Alcatraz

The shores of Alcatraz had a suprise for its tourists as a showcase of nature amazed them. Tourists waiting ashore Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay witnessed a rare chance of catching a glimpse of a great white shark feeding on a seal.

Sony Releases Xperia Z5 And Z5 Compact

Brace yourselves for the newest Sony Xperia Z5 family! Bragging another set of incredible smartphone features is the Sony's Xperia Z5 trilogy. Although release date is yet to be announced, three versatile phones to choose from, namely, the 4K capable Z5 Premium, the Z5, and the smaller version Z5 compact, are set to be out in the market soon.

Ready or Not, Australia’s Data Retention Begins

Data consumers are now to be exposed as data would now be collected under surveillance. Any data from consumers, as long as you are a consumer of telecommunications companies and internet service providers, all of your data are subjected to retention under law.

UK: Lyme Disease Now Spreading Into The Suburbs

An alarming number of people getting infected with Lyme disease is gaining concerns in the U.K. An increasing number of Lyme disease cases has been reported in the United Kingdom, reaching a skyrocketing fourfold increase in the last 12 years.
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