Richelle H. Concio

WHO Says Burnout is Now a Syndrome

07.17.2019 09:17 AM

In the organization's new edition of the write-up, burnout was upgraded into a syndrome. (Photo : Gerd Altmann) Working hard has been one of the many practices in career advancement.

For $58 Million, You can Take a Trip to Space

07.17.2019 09:10 AM

NASA has announced its decision to open the International Space Station (ISS) to various business ventures including space tourism.

Philippine Architects and Experts Discuss Tips for a Green Compliant Country

07.17.2019 08:57 AM

Architects from the Philippines are focusing on creating safe, resilient, long-lasting, and sustainable structures for a green compliant country

Exposure to Sunlight Linked to Winning Against Several Diseases

07.16.2019 09:42 AM

Experts say that the sunlight has many benefits and could actually save lives. (Photo : Avi Chomotovski ) Vanity has been the main reason why many try to shade themselves from sunlight.

Social Media could Keep Depression and Anxiety at Bay

07.15.2019 08:58 AM

Research from Michigan State University has revealed that regular use of social media can improve mental health among the adult age group.

Ceramic Tiling Tips and Techniques for DIYers

07.15.2019 08:48 AM

Experts have put together a list of techniques and tips that should be followed if a homeowner is thinking about finishing a DIY tiling project on their own.

NASA's TESS Finds its Smallest Exoplanet Yet

07.13.2019 06:49 AM

The most recent discovery that TESS has forwarded to scientists on Earth is the set of planets smaller than the Earth.

The SuperCam is Mars 2020 Rover's Shiny New Accessory

07.13.2019 06:43 AM

Technicians for the Mars 2020 Rover has successfully installed a mast which they called the SuperCam Mast Unit.

2018 Architects Drop the Mic as They Sum Up Present-Day Architecture

07.12.2019 11:34 AM

Augusta Pownall, Dezeen's design editor has chosen quotes dropped by architects in 2018 that sums up the current scene in architecture and design.

New Study Reveals some Black Holes did not Start with Imploding Stars

07.12.2019 11:07 AM

A new study posits that not all black holes began as stars, as opposed to the previous assumption known to the scientific community.

New Study Reveals Obesity could Stem from Genetic Disposition

07.12.2019 10:21 AM

A new study highlights how genetic predisposition could lead to higher rates of weight gain. (Photo : Tumisu ) Since 1975, there has been an influx in the number of obese adults.

Coral Disease Claims Reefs Around Florida

07.12.2019 09:36 AM

A mysterious coral disease in Florida has prompted scientists to collect the healthy coral specimen in the goal of the future restoration.

Startup Upgrades Concrete into an Ocean-Friendly Building Material

07.11.2019 11:30 AM

ECOncrete, a company based in Israel, is a startup that has come up with a solution to the problem that coastline structures have imposed on marine life.

New Study Links Brisk Walking to Longevity

07.11.2019 07:59 AM

While exercising, in general, has a positive impact for the human body, walking as part of a person's daily life is revealed to also tip the scales towards a healthier lifestyle that largely affects longevity.

Some Ancient Crocs may have been Herbivores and Insectivores

07.08.2019 08:57 AM

New research suggests that the ancestors of these reptiles may have been vegetarians at some point of their evolutionary history.

Disney Partners with Filipino Designer Cobonpue for Star Wars Furniture Line

07.08.2019 07:49 AM

Disney has announced their partnership with Kenneth Cobonpue, a Filipino designer who, eight months ago in the Philippines, has unveiled a high-end Star Wars furniture line.

Supplements that Boost Brain Power According to Experts

07.06.2019 10:31 AM

Medical experts pointed out that certain minerals, supplements, and vitamins are important in maintaining brain health.

ISS Astronauts Witnessed Raikoke's Recent Explosion

07.06.2019 10:30 AM

Japan's Raikoke volcano in the Kuril Islands last erupted in 1924 and has been silent since then, until a few days ago when nearly a century's silence was broken by a massive eruption with such high velocity.

Oncologists at Higher Risk For Depression, Anxiety, and Burnout

07.03.2019 09:22 AM

Experts say that doctors and caregivers are also at a higher risk for anxiety, burnout, and depression.

What Trendy Balloon Releases Do to the Planet

07.01.2019 08:51 AM

The environmental advocates are now raising awareness about the dangers of using balloons. (Photo : Artturi Mäntysaari ) More than 18,000 balloons, balloon strings, and other balloon pieces were picked up along the Great Lakes shorelines in Detroit from 2016 to 2018.

Last Man to Walk the Moon Warns About Moon Dust Allergy

07.01.2019 08:47 AM

Schmitt reported that the insides of his nose became swollen and that the allergic reaction could be heard from his voice.

Your Eyeballs Play Hosts to a Collection of Microbiome

07.01.2019 08:45 AM

The important factor for these types of the microbiome that can be found in eyeballs is to keep it in perfect balance.

Single Vermont Bill Prohibits Usage of Four Major Single-Use Plastic Waste Sources

06.28.2019 10:28 AM

Vermont has joined the environmental effort with restrictions on using shopping bags, drinks tears, straws, and for him for food packaging has been implemented.

Study Reveals Extremely Low Vaccine Popularity in Rich Countries

06.28.2019 10:27 AM

Richer countries have less faith in vaccines as compared to countries with the rampant cases of poverty.

Food Neophobia Linked to Cardiovascular Diseases and Diabetes

06.28.2019 10:18 AM

Scientists revealed that the fear of new foods or food neophobia may lower the quality of dietary intake of a person.

Oceans Start to Slow Down on Carbon Dioxide Absorption

06.28.2019 10:15 AM

The changing method in CO2 absorption might affect the ocean's ability to buffer climate change.

Scientists Can Detect Parkinson's Disease Years Before Symptoms

06.24.2019 11:41 AM

Researchers stated that Parkinson's disease can be detected years before patients even show any symptoms.

Can Glue Stick It to Climate Change?

06.24.2019 11:39 AM

A team of researchers has developed a new material capable of capturing greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.

AP-NORC Poll: Americans Wants NASA to Focus More on Asteroid Watch Than Mars Mission

06.24.2019 11:37 AM

The results have shown that asteroid and comet monitoring is the number one desired objective of Americans for the US space program.

Experts Solve Small House Dining Area Blues

06.22.2019 16:46 PM

In many cases, the dining area has been totally scrapped, especially if space is limited and priority is given to other spaces.