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Ice Bucket Challenge Toddler Scarlett-Rose Davis Who Uses F-Word Apologises - Watch Original Video
Scarlett-Rose Davis, a 3-year-old toddler from Birmingham, who became a sensation after using the F-word during an ice bucket challenge, has apologised and said that she won't use such bad words again.
Aug 28, 2014
Excess Salt Intake Can Kill You
Excess intake of salt or sodium is extremely harmful to health and can cause stomach cancer, strokes, heart ailments, high blood pressure and gastric ulcers among many other health related problems.
Aug 27, 2014
A Study on Drugs Restoring Extra Synapses in Brain Can Cure Autism
Autistic children have extra synapses in their brain and using a specific drug restores synaptic pruning and in turn might be able to reverses autistic-like-behavior in human beings as reported by the U.S. neuroscientists in the Neuron journal.
Aug 27, 2014
Sonia Kruger Paranoid of Losing Her Baby Conceived Through IVF
Sonia Kruger, who announced over the weekend that she is 16-weeks pregnant, after conceiving through IVF, said in a recent interview that she is paranoid of losing her baby.
Aug 26, 2014
Years of Overeating Damages the Brain to Give Incorrect Diet Signals
Prolonged obesity and the habit of overeating over a period of time causes structural changes in the brain. A study revealed that this leads to the damage of signaling pathways in the hypothalamus in the brain, the part that regulates metabolism.
Aug 25, 2014
Jennifer Aniston Prefers Natural Ageing; Slams Cosmetic Surgery
Jennifer Aniston is not in favor of cosmetic surgery to stay ageless but prefers to age naturally.
Aug 22, 2014
Hectic Life Reduces the Urge of Sexual Intercourse, Say Sex Therapists
Having a hectic schedule and a busy lifestyle reduces the desire of having sexual intercourse or love making, sex therapists said. Decrease in sexual urge due to busy schedule is a universal problem.
Aug 22, 2014
Camel Milk Holds Answer for Diabetes, Autism, Lactose Intolerance, Allergies
Camel milk with extreme high in iron, vitamin, protein and calcium, might cure diabetes, autism and few types of allergies. It is easily digestible for those who are lactose intolerance.
Aug 21, 2014
Egg Freezing Parties Tackling Fertility Problems on the Rise in New York
Few career-oriented professional women in New York gathered at a first-of-its-kind "egg freezing" party last week. The get-together was sponsored by a company called EggBanxx. The purpose was to discuss about a scientific method to freeze their eggs to use it later when they decide to reproduce.
Aug 20, 2014
Zosia Mamet Shock Her Fans With Revelations About Eating Disorder, Weight Issues
Zosia Russell Mamet, or Zosia Mamet, popularly known as the Girls star revealed in the current issue of Glamour magazine that she has had weight issues and has been struggling with an eating disorder since childhood.
Aug 20, 2014
Regular Sexual Intercourse Can Ward Off Erection Problems, Say Researchers
Erection problems, mostly faced by older men, can now be avoided by having sex more often. This can reduce the risks of erectile dysfunction or developing erectile problems to a great extent.
Aug 19, 2014
Two Drug Combination Therapy can Assist in Weight Loss: Study
A two drug combination can help overweight people lose weight and curb obesity. It was revealed in a study conducted by researchers at the Austin Hospital in Melbourne, Australia.
Aug 19, 2014
Robin Williams Death Raises Question on Mental Health; Reason for Suicide Being Probed
The death of 63-year-old Oscar-winning actor Robin Williams, who allegedly committed suicide in his California home Monday, has raised several questions on mental health and well being. Debates and theories about dealing with depression are being discussed since that is being cited as the main reason for Robin Williams’ suicide.
Aug 15, 2014
Internet Surfing, Digital Literacy Can Boost Memory: Study
Digital literacy, which includes activities such as internet or web browsing, and emailing, can improve memory, revealed a study conducted by researchers at the Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina in Brazil.
Aug 15, 2014
Injecting Salt Can Kill Cancer Cells, Reveals Study
Scientists at the University of Southampton have created a molecule that causes cancer cells to self-destruct and die by injecting salt into them.
Aug 15, 2014
Soft Drinks, Fruit Juices Can Cause Immediate Permanent Tooth Decay, Warn Experts
Soft drinks, fruit juice and other sports beverages with high levels of acid can lead to permanent tooth decay or tooth erosion, revealed a study conducted by the Craniofacial Biology Research Group at the University of Adelaide in Australia.
Aug 14, 2014
Gammy’s Australian Parents Likely to Face Human Trafficking Charges - Watch Video of Interview with Gammy's Aussie Parents
Seven-month-old baby Gammy's Australian parents, David and Wendy Farnell, who are accused of abandoning him after discovering that he had Down syndrome, face the possibility of human trafficking charges in Thailand. Gammy was born through a Thai surrogacy deal to Thai mother Pattaramon Chanbua.
Aug 14, 2014
Brain Cancer is the Biggest Killer Among Children: Study
Brain cancer or brain tumour is the most common type of disease found in children across the globe. It kills approximately 30 children ever year in Australia, according to a recent study.
Aug 13, 2014
Video Games In Moderation Is Good For Kids: Study
Playing computer or video games for not more than an hour per day is beneficial to children and results in children being emotionally happier. They are also able to better adjust in their social environment, reveals a study published in the medical journal Pediatrics.
Aug 13, 2014
Pancreatic Cancer Death Rates in UK Unchanged in 40 Years!
While the treatment and survival rate of patients with cancer have dramatically improved since the past 40 years, pancreatic cancer survival has shown very little improvement in four decades. It has the lowest survival rate in 40 years with only three per cent of pancreatic cancer patients surviving for a maximum of five years after the diagnosis.
Aug 13, 2014
Heat Procedure Used to Remove Jack Campanile’s Tumour
A benign tumour has been removed from the hip of 16-year-old Jack Campanile without surgery or radiation. The tumour was removed using a “cutting-edge heat procedure” that makes invasive surgery unnecessary.
Aug 13, 2014
Requests For Tattoo Removal On The Rise in Australia
Youngsters in Australia, removing their tattoos through surgeries is on an alarming high, reveals a research conducted by the Cosmetic Physicians Society of Australasia or CPSA.
Aug 12, 2014
Foster Parents Asked to Stop Bed Sharing After Alberta Baby was Found Dead
Foster parents have been asked to stop sharing their bed with infants by Alberta's child advocate after a six-week old baby, being referred to as Baby Dawn was found dead in her foster parents bed.
Aug 07, 2014
Five Servings of Fruits, Vegetables Can Lower Deaths: Study
Consuming five servings of fruits and vegetables can lower death risks, says a new study conducted by researchers from China and USA. The results, published in the British Medical Journal aimed to find out the “dose response” or how much we need to eat in connection with cancer, heart illnesses and death.
Aug 06, 2014
Blue-Collar Jobs Can Be Hard On The Heart: Study
Stress filled jobs, such as service industry and blue collar jobs can increase the risk of heart attack and other heart ailments, said U.S. health officials and researchers at Harvard.
Aug 06, 2014
Abandoned Surrogate Baby Gammy’s Dad Was Convicted of Child Sex Offences - Watch Video Where He Speaks of His Sex Offences
An Australian man, who abandoned his newborn surrogate child Gammy in Thailand after discovering that the baby had Down Syndrome, was earlier convicted of child sex offences in Australia.
Aug 05, 2014
Morning Sickness In Pregnant Mums Can Be an Indication of Healthy Babies
Pregnant women who experience morning sickness are likely to have healthy, and intelligent babies, with a lower chance of miscarriage, says a study conducted by researchers from The Hospital for Sick Children and the University of Toronto, Canada. The findings were published in the journal Reproductive Toxicology.
Aug 05, 2014
Alberta Mother Mocked for Stretch Marks; Hits Back on Facebook
Thirty-three-year-old Tani Jex Blake, mother of five, from Alberta, Canada, has written an open letter on Facebook, intended for the two men and a woman who mocked her for the stretch marks on her belly. The letter has gone viral, and has also made it to the headlines of all leading newspapers in Canada, and around the world.
Aug 04, 2014
Surrogate Baby Named Gammy Born With Down Syndrome Abandoned by Australian Couple
An Australian couple abandoned their new born baby boy (Gammy) with his surrogate Thai mother when they discovered that the child has Down Syndrome. However, they took home his twin sister, who was born healthy.
Aug 04, 2014
Raetihi Mother Jailed For Killing Child With Methadone
42-year-old Claudine Michelle Herewini, from Raetihi, was jailed for four years and eleven months after her son Antony Christensen was killed with a lethal dose of methadone that she had given him to cure his sore stomach.
Aug 04, 2014
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