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Hatha Yoga Boosts Brain Functions

Yoga is known to rejuvenate the body and mind and was practiced by many for weight loss. A recent study found that apart from physical benefits, yoga can also impact the abilities of the brain.

New Resesrch Explains Why Elderly People are Prone to Sleep Disorders

Elderly people have difficulties with their sleeping patterns. A study led by researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) and the University of Toronto/Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center found out and tried to explain the reasons for elderly people to experience these kind of problems.

STDs Rising in Florida, Hillsborough County

A frightening number of sexually transmitted diseases in the State of Florida is been reported by the Health Department. Reports that have been out, state that there is a rise in Chlamydia. The number rose from 42,000 in 2003 to 77,000 cases in 2012

Teenager's Eye Donation Rejected Because He Was Gay

Hospitals and medical institutions urge people to donate their eyes, so that after their death it can still help another visually challenged person. But a 16 year old boy's eye donation was rejected on the grounds that he was a gay.

Real Life Mermaid Swims in Paris: Viewers Amazed (Watch Video)

The Aquarium of Paris came up with an innovative idea to get children to learn and preserve the environment. A project has been launched at the main aquarium in the capital city of France, wherein children and adults alike can get a close look at a living mermaid that swims right before their eyes.

Chemical Linked to Cancer Found in Colgate Total

Colgate has been believed to be the best toothpaste brand across the world. The brand claims to fight plaque and gingivitis and states that the chemical triclosan is what protects the gum from these diseases. Recent investigation has found that the chemical causes cancer and is extremely dangerous.

UFO Sighting: Mysterious Object Flashes Across the Super Moon (Watch Video)

The Moon was visible in the night sky closest to the Earth, and this happens once in 20 years. It is called the "Super Moon". The phenomenon which was the biggest of its kind took place in the month of July 2014. Stargazers were busy witnessing this rare sight, many taking photos and recording the spectacle. An amateur videographer captured the "Super Moon"; shockingly the footage also captured an object crossing the path of the Moon.

Teen Who Take Risks Have Differences in Their Brain, Study

The Centre for Disease Control revealed that most of the adolescent deaths happen due to unintentional injuries. Apart from cancer and heart diseases which are the major causes of death in America, risky decisions that teenagers most often take result in injuries and death. New research from the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas observed the brain patterns of risk taking teens and found that that in such teens, certain brain regions are amplified.

Study Reveals 1 in 4 Britons Admit to Being Unfaithful in Their Relationships

Latest sex survey reveals that Britons no longer take relationships seriously, with nearly one in four surveyed confessing that they have had affairs and been disloyal to their partners in the past. The statistics were released by the charity Relate in a report called The Way We Are Now which documents the state of the UK's relationships in 2014.

Couples Who Share Housework Have the Most Sex and Best Sex Lives

Different couples have their own way of managing their work and lives, while some may prefer sharing the house work equally with each other, others may stick to their gender specific, traditional roles. Recent studies however, have showed a surprising correlation between sexual satisfaction and the distribution of housework between partners. The study published that is scheduled to be presented in the American Sociological Association annual meeting analysed data from 2006. They found that cou....

America's Next Top Model: 20-Year-Old Chantelle Brown Overcomes Skin Disease, Vitiligo, Makes it to the Top 20

She has white patches on the body and was diagnosed as a vitiligo patient. Yet, she went on to win a popular spot as a participant on America's Next Top Model season 21. Chantelle Brown-Young achieved this at the age of 20Brown-Young has been an inspiration to people. Many people on social networking sites have contacted and commended her for taking the brave step to become a model regardless of having vitiligo. She is an inspiration to many people.

Excess Water Consumption Leads to the Death of 17-Year-Old

Zyrees Oliver, 17-year-old Douglas County High School football player, lost his life due to drinking excessive amounts of water. The boy was supposed to start his first day of his senior year of high school in Georgia. He suddenly collapsed and was taken to the hospital immediately in a helicopter. The cause of his death is extremely rare, but it has happened in the past as well. In 2007 a woman died drinking 2 gallons of water.

Australian Doctors Refuse to Treat Smokers Unless They Quit

Australian doctors admit to postponing treatment of smokers unless they quit; in emergency cases however, they are tended to immediately. Vascular surgeon Zahid Reza, from the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary stated that his clinic would not accept GP referrals for patients who smoked, this angered the people of Scotland.

Megan Fox and Miranda Kerr's Secret to Youthful Glow and Sexy Body: Vinegar

Miranda Kerr and Megan Fox have revealed the secrets behind their youthful and sexy bodies. While people though fruit juices may be the best way to reduce weight, get clear, radiant skin and a youthful, these two celebrities gave an altogether different tip to be healthy and fit. Their vinegar 'ferments' are going mainstream.

Robin Williams Commits Suicide: Psychologists State the Actor Belonged to a Group of People Prone to Suicide

Robin William's sad demise on Monday shook the world; reports stated that the 63-year-old actor committed suicide at his Californian home, following a severe battle with depression. t would however be shocking to note that nearly 39,518 people committed suicide in the year 2011. Psychologists found that there was something similar to these men, they all were white middle aged men going through depression and were successful in their lives. The suicide rate had increased by 40 percent between ...

Women Lie More than Men While Sexting, Study

"Sexting" has become common in almost all relationships, most men and women prefer talking to their partners that way and the benefit of "sexting" is that it's just the written word that is seen. The true emotions behind the sexter is seldom known. A new study shed light on the integrity of the sexters, revealing that nearly half of the people lied while "sexting"

Britney Spears Loses Weight for Vegas Show, Credits Yoga and Lots of Cardio

Britney Spears is all set for the Vegas show, and she credits her sexy toned body and dramatic weight loss to a low carb diet and a regular yoga workout. She is going to show off her slim and toned abs at her upcoming Piece of Me live shows in Las Vegas. Yoga has always looked at as a means to calm the body, while the popular notion is that only other kinds of rigorous exercises can aid weight loss. Celebrity yoga trainers Ana Brett and Ravi Singh, who have trained Madonna and Gwyneth Pal...

Halle Berry Speaks to Ellen DeGeneres About Breastfeeding: Study Finds that Breast Milk Differs for a Boy and Girl (Watch Video)

Oscar winning actress Halle Berry on The Ellen DeGeneres Show spoke about her pregnancy at the age of 46. Halle also spoke of the differences in the breastfeeding of her son and daughter. Researchers have found that there really is a difference between the milk produced for a boy and a girl. A Michigan State University study found that the milk composition changes depending on the infant's gender.

Kate Gosselin Accused of Child Abuse: Michael Jackson and Other Celebrities Who Have Also Been Charged

Robert Hoffman, author of Kate Gosselin: How She Fooled the World, stated in the book that the American TV personality Kate Gosselin allegedly beat her children with a wooden spoon and pulled them by their hair. Her alleged uncontrollable anger and abusive behaviour is revealed in the book. Kate however, is not the only celebrity accused of child abuse, there are several others that the media has accused. The latest report by Agence France-Presse states that a Los Angeles man, James Safechuck, 3...

Legalization of Marijuana Leads to an Increase in its Use Among Teenagers: Marijuana Bad for Teenager's Brains

Psychologists held a discussion about the public health implications of the legalization of marijuana at the American Psychological Association's 122 Annual Convention. In the discussion they threw light on the dangers marijuana poses to young adults, it tampers with their cognitive development resulting in poor memory and decreased IQ. They even spotted abnormalities in the brain's grey matter of teens between 16 to 19 who have increased their marijuana use since one year.

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