Lysette Maurice N. Sandoval

Junk Food May Have Caused A Teen’s Blindness

09.04.2019 08:47 AM

He was like any other teenager, but was reported to have been a “fussy eater”. In a recent report, a teen who consumed chips, fries and other junk food as his diet for years went blind due to poor nutrition and anemia.

Teen Usage of Marijuana Concentrates Have Become Alarming

09.04.2019 08:29 AM

These ultra-potent drugs contain extremely high levels of THC that teens have become hooked to it. Teens are not into smoking marijuana anymore. The thought of this may be comforting for parents who are worried that their teens might be exposed to illegal drug use at an early age.

Human Endurance Biologically Limited As Revealed in a New Study

09.03.2019 08:46 AM

The peak of the human metabolic capacity is limited by their biology, new study reveals. The number of marathons athletes who are able to join in a period of three months could be more than hundreds.

The Amazon: World’s Burning Crisis

09.03.2019 08:44 AM

The fire in the Amazon may seem like a problem that the government of Brazil should be handling, but experts say that the burning in the Amazon is a world crisis in the making.

Hurricane Dorian Becomes Extremely Dangerous For The Bahamas

09.03.2019 08:43 AM

Dorian has now been elevated to the level of super typhoon the Northwestern Bahamas has experience in its history.

Vaping Must Stop Now, Health Officials Say

09.03.2019 08:43 AM

The warning about vaping came after a mysterious lung disease has been linked to vaping. Vaping might probably be not the best idea to do right now, health officials warn.

Vaping May Be Bringing A Recycling Disaster

09.02.2019 10:14 AM

An estimated 55 million will be switching from cigarettes to vaping by 2021, creating millions of vaping devices that cannot be recycled.

Medley of Medications: How Older People Are In For More Health Risks

08.31.2019 08:40 AM

The older a person gets, the more medicines they take. But are these medications really safe? How many medications does your grandmother take after breakfast and before going to bed? An average elderly person are taking at least seven different medications.

Snowball Planets May Not Be Inhospitable At All

08.30.2019 10:17 AM

Scientists have always believed that snowball planets are inhabitable because they are not rocky and that they always lie beyond what is considered the habitable zone.

Water Hyacinth As Biofuel: Discovering The Many Possibilities

08.30.2019 09:05 AM

These have once been considered as invasive plants for clogging rivers, but now, water hyacinth has been discovered to provide an alternative to cleaner energy.

Microplastics In The Bottled Water: Why It Isn’t Safe

08.30.2019 08:49 AM

Microplastics are practically everywhere, even in the bottled water that you drink. This calls for more awareness on the issue of plastics in the environment.

Creating An Albino Lizard Spells The Success Of Bioengineering

08.30.2019 08:30 AM

In the journal Cell Press, researchers published a paper to help people better understand the vision problems of humans suffering from albinism.

Cigarettes Consumed Is Now 1.5 Billion Less

08.29.2019 08:34 AM

The average consumption of smokers all over the world has been recorded to hit its lowest sing 2011, research finds.

Jupiter's New Moons Finally Named

08.29.2019 08:34 AM

New discoveries in space are always named after an important person or event, and the newly discovered moons in Jupiter are no different.

Could Steve Jobs Still Be Alive?

08.29.2019 08:33 AM

The internet has gone crazy over the weekend sharing pictures of a man that looked a lot like Steve Jobs all the way from Egypt.

Floating Rocks Size of Manhattan Brave The Oceans

08.29.2019 08:25 AM

A volcano underneath the Pacific Ocean erupted and nobody knew about it, until the rocks the size of Manhattan, New York, were seen braving the waters to reach areas around the world.

Greta Thunberg Finally Reaches New York After Atlantic Cross

08.29.2019 08:16 AM

Climate activist, Greta Thunberg, anchors her zero-carbon yacht off the coast of Coney Island in New York after successfully crossing the Atlantic.

Salt Deposits In The Red Planet Key To Ancient Water Source

08.28.2019 09:10 AM

Salt deposits on Mars could shed light on the source of ancient water and uncover more about the past.

Air Pollution May Be Causing Depression and Bipolar Disorder

08.28.2019 09:09 AM

A new study is linking air pollution to people’s problem on mental health. There is no doubt that air pollution takes a massive toll on people's health.

Polyurethane Waste May Be Degradable With New Technique

08.28.2019 09:07 AM

New research shows that they may just have found a way to breakdown the components of Polyurethane waste into products that may become at least useful.

Ocean Acidification Threats Emerge From Southern Seas

08.28.2019 09:06 AM

The oceans absorb more than 40% of the world’s carbon emissions, making it truly a hotspot for acidification.

Pluto Must Still Be Classified As A Planet, According To NASA Chief

08.28.2019 09:05 AM

A decade after being taken out of the list of planets, NASA Chief says that Pluto must still be considered a planet, like it has always been.

Backup Planet May Be Needed For Survival

08.27.2019 08:55 AM

Scientists are going out of their way to search for a new planet that’s habitable enough for life to survive.

3D Printing Printing May Help Rebuild Coral Reef

08.27.2019 08:54 AM

Coral reefs around the world are degrading, but scientists believe that 3D printing technology may help rebuild what was lost.

Forest Protection Crucial To Fight Climate Change

08.27.2019 08:53 AM

The report released by the United Nations states that taking care of the world’s critical resources like forests is the key to fighting climate change in the long run.

Largest Black Hole To Date Has Been Discovered

08.27.2019 08:51 AM

The black hole at the heart of the Milky Way galaxy has been thought of as the biggest one, but not until this new discovery discredits that.

Greener Plastic: The Search Is On

08.27.2019 08:43 AM

Finding solutions to address the problem with single-use plastics is far from being simple. There is a new breed of plastic bags that are found in the grocery stores today.

Algae May Be Key To Ending Climate Change

08.27.2019 08:40 AM

Microalgae may not just be the stuff that people can eat or material that can be used as fuel. It might be the key to ending problems on climate change.

Amazon Fires Viewed From the Outer Space

08.26.2019 09:06 AM

The wildfire in the Amazon has grown big that astronauts become a witness to it from space. The wildfire in the Amazon has indeed grown into record numbers and it has been going on for days.