Health & Fitness
- Coffee Stimulates Intellectual Abilities
[21 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
Coffee's property of preventing the decrease of intellectual work abilities has lately been the subject of some interesting researches. ...- Why People Yawn
[18 Dec, 2008] comments (1)
In most of the cases, yawning is associated in people with tiredness and boredom. Newly, it has been proved that a yawning person does not try to show lack of interest, but, on the contrary, just tries to catch your attention. ...- Woman, 70, Gave Birth to an IVF Girl
[18 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
After a 70-year-old woman from India underwent infertility treatment, she gave birth to her first child - a baby girl. ...- Restaurant Meals Have More Calories than Fast Food Meals
[18 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
The results of a new study published in Reviews of Agricultural Economics shows that both, fast food and table service meals offered at restaurants feature more calories than the foods prepared at home. ...- Almost Total Face Transplant Carried Out in United States
[18 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
It took US doctors from the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio 22 hours to perform world's first near full face transplant. ...- Woman Dies Because Of Water Diet
[14 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
Sometimes the fight for perfection can lead to tragic results. Precisely this happened to the 40-years-old Jacqueline Henson, who decided to stay on a diet made upon the recipe of a company, called LighterLife. ...- Suicide - A Genetical Problem?
[11 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
Serious depressions can lead to specific changes of DNA in the brain. It changes genes' activeness, which, in its turn, leads to pathological psychic disturbances. ...- Money to Help Lose Weight More Effectively
[10 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
It seems that the next generation diet technique lies in cash. A scientist from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia discovered that overweight people lose more weight if they are rewarded for every kilogram shed. ...- Oxytocin Lowers Stress In Couple Conflicts
[08 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
The intake of the hormone oxytocin has shown to decrease the level of the stress hormone cortisol in couples during conflicts, and also to stimulate positive behaviour. ...- Lonely Men Less Likely to Get Early Screening for Prostate Cancer
[08 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
Despite the fact that scientists have previously established the connection between early screening and prostate cancer, the latest study shows that men who have a wife or a significant other are more likely to go for early screening. ...- Treating Hair Loss Effectively with Natural Hair Loss Treatment
[07 Dec, 2008] comments (1)
A lot of people today suffer from hair loss, which may occur due to a number of different reasons. Mainly hair loss is linked to stress of the illness. ...- Scientists Found A Way To Treat Heart Infarction
[06 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
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A group of British scientists has successfully finished an experiment that can completely change the destinies of millions of people suffering from cardio-vascular diseases. They have applied the revolutionary technology by using stem cells. ...
- Psychopaths Are More Likely to Bully the Underdog
[03 Dec, 2008] comments (1)
Scientists found that people who show psychopathic behavior are more likely to bully most vulnerable colleagues at work instead of picking out those who might represent greatest value for the person's career. ...- BioBeer Could Benefit Your Health
[02 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
American scientists are working on a type of beer that will include the same amount of a compound that is found in red wine and which, for a long time has been related to good health and long life. Scientists called their project BioBeer. ...- Health-related Web Searches May Escalate Fears
[01 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
Online information about health could generate a new category of people called cyberchondriacs. Researchers say that cyberchondriacs are people who pointlessly are afraid of the worst diagnosis after surfing the Internet. ...
