Health & Fitness
- By 2010 Tumors Will Be World's Disease Number One
[11 Jan, 2009] comments (0)
By the year 2010, tumors will be the lethal disease number one in the world, experts on Health Services prognosticate. ...- Cigarette Smoke Changes Heart's Shape
[10 Jan, 2009] comments (0)
American biologists have determined that cigarette smoke influences the cell division in the cardiac muscle and changes heart's shape. Previous experiments have proved that a smoked cigarette increases all of a sudden the normal quantity of corticosteroids, and also the quantities of adrenalin and noradrenalin. ...- Genes or Ecology?
[07 Jan, 2009] comments (0)
What influences our health the most - genes or the surrounding medium? This is the question that has been discussed in science for years. Recently some researches in this domain showed stunning results. ...- Hate Area Discovered in the Brain
[05 Jan, 2009] comments (0)
Scientists managed to determine the area of the brain that is being activated when one sees a hated person. ...- Patients Undergoing Liposuction Could Be at Risk of Developing Heart Disease
[05 Jan, 2009] comments (0)
According to American scientists, liposuction may have a negative influence on heart. ...- Coca-Cola Drinks Contain 300 Times More Pesticides than Bottled Water
[05 Jan, 2009] comments (3)
Scientists at the University of Jaen, in southern Spain, found that carbonated drinks, sold by the popular drinks company Coca-Cola, contain up to 300 times more pesticides than it is permitted in tap or bottled water. ...- Old People's Brain Capable of Blocking Negative Memories And Emotions
[03 Jan, 2009] comments (0)
Old people's brain is capable of blocking negative memories more than the brain of young people, American researchers report. ...- Woman's Waist Depends On Her Personality
[30 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
It is widely known that a lot of factors influence the size and the shape of a woman's waist, including diet, physical exercises, hormones and even the woman's personality. ...- Two-Weeks-Old Baby Underwent Brain Surgery
[29 Dec, 2008] comments (1)
A two-weeks-old baby from UK had a brain tumor surgery. Madison Quartarone is thought to be the youngest patient to undergo such operation ...- A New Method To Fight Tumors Discovered
[26 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
A tiny tube, installed on the way of the blood flow, can selectively choose tumor cells from it, give them the die command and then let them go back into the blood where they are destroyed. ...- Pill Will Not Decrease the Rates of Unwanted Pregnancies
[26 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
According to Sarah Jarvis, expert from the Royal College of Physicians, the contraceptive pill available without prescription won't lead to the reduction of unwanted pregnancies. ...- Mysteries of Medicine - People-Chimeras and Water Allergy
[25 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
The journal New Scientist has published an article capable of surprising any specialist. The phenomenons described there can cause shock, partially- misunderstanding, but they are real, attested, and studied by scientists all over the world. ...- One Hour Of Sleep More Per Day Reduces Heart Problems
[25 Dec, 2008] comments (0)
Scientists have established that lack of sleep can lead to more serious consequences than dark rings. ...- 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. ...
