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Weakening Cancer Cells for Radiation Therapy

Cancer has become a normal occurrence in the world nowadays. And as unfortunate as it is, cancer can occur in different parts of the body. However, one in four cancers being diagnosed around the world involves the lung, and is still one the contributors when it comes to the most common cancer-related cause of death among Americans.

Traumatic Experiences: Bad in the Start, Good in the Long Run

Traumatic experiences can change life in an instant. Whether it's a car crash, losing a loved one, or sexual abuse, these sorts of incidents can scar a person for life, but not without coming from it with a changed perspective and a tougher skin.
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Molly Meldrum Critical After Fall

Music legend Molly Meldrum is in critical condition at The Alfred Hospital on Friday after he fell at his home in Richmond, Victoria Thursday evening while putting up Christmas decorations,

Brain’s Failure to Engage, Responsible for Dehumanizing

Whenever the news delivers stories about murder, rape, or torture, a person would react by saying, "How can people do that?" People react this way partly because of disbelief, but mostly because it is inhumane. For the question no one can answer, new research may shed some light on the topic of how humans can be inhuman.

Does Education Affect Life Expectancy?

When asked why people go to school and be educated, a normal response would be is, "To get a job." Education is a normal and natural part of life, and as more and more people seek higher education, they've only got greater job opportunities in their minds. Bu who's to say people get educated just to live longer?

Dusty House and Diesel Exhaust, Culprits of Lung Inflammation

The dread of those with weak lungs or those with asthma is allergens. Being almost everywhere, it can be found inside homes as well as out. And true enough, according to latest research, the combined force of diesel exhaust and a dusty house can aggravate the lungs that can worsen bronchial asthma.

Tokyo - One Insane Night at Club Atom

This three-floor club is one of the clubs to try out when in Shibuya, Tokyo. Each floor has its own theme, with its own kind of music (the top floor being hip hop).

Widowers Who Move on Have Less Risk of Mental Illness

The line when couples get married, "Till death do us part," is a famous line that most people tend to forget when they're filing for divorce. But for those who took their vows to heart, specifically men who truly did have death part them with their wife the line can be heart wrenching. But with time, moving on may not sound like a bad idea, especially when new research finds it can help prevent mental illness.

Statins: Lowers Cholesterol and Saves Lives from Influenza

The influenza virus is widespread around the world. And even with the last influenza 2011 reports of Australia's Department of Health and Ageing suggesting that the incidence of the virus has decreased, there is still the fear of death related to it. But new research done may ease those fears as statins may be used to prevent deaths from influenza.

Cold to the Bone: Managing Arthritis in This Cold Season

Whenever the holiday season approaches and the cold weather sets in, people try and find ways to take advantage of the climate. Whether it is skiing, hiking, or even knitting by the fire, people find different activities to do when the temperature drops. But some people may not enjoy the cold weather, and may in fact, prevent them from doing anything - arthritis.

Asthma Attacks Prevented with Consistent Medication Use, Research Finds

Asthma has afflicted millions of people around the world, leaving them literally breathless. In fact, the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology's figures show that more than 20 million Americans, which is around 1 out of 15, suffer from the disease accounting for nearly half a million hospitalizations in the United States yearly. However, these asthma attacks can be prevented, researchers found.

Laptops and Wi-Fi, Bane of Male Fertility

Modern technologies like the everyday laptop and the widely available Wi-Fi routers make life more convenient for everyone. However, what could be technologically convenient could be sexually inconvenient as laptops and Wi-Fi connection hurt what men prize the most - their fertility.

U.S. FDA Detects Salmonella Cilantro Herbs, Company Announces Recall

Consumers from the states of California, Arizona, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Indiana, South Carolina and Missouri who may have bought the herb cilantro produced by California-based food provider Pacific International from Nov. 16 to Dec. 10 are advised to return or dispose the product as these are suspected to be contaminated of the bacteria salmonella.

Economy, Knowledge Dictate Health of Australians

Recent health studies have determined that foods we allow to enter our system pave the way for either sickness or health yet for many Australians the options seem to have been narrowed down by economy.

Don’t Eat Raw Cookie Dough, CDC Warns

As tempting as it may be to eat raw cookie dough, scientists who investigated the 2009 outbreak of E.coli in the United States recommend baking the cookie dough before eating it.

Drinking Gives Rise to Unsafe Sex

People go to bars to find someone; whether it is for a fling or a long-term relationship, people flock to these establishments to have a good time. Most of the time though, people who go to bars are looking for either alcohol or a hook up, or both. But a new study might change the minds of those who drink alcohol and look for sex.

New High-Tech Cleanser Kills Even Resistant Bacteria

Hospitals are known to house not only patients in their institutions, but also some of the most stubborn, highly resistant bacteria that can be found anywhere. Thriving in places that should be sterile for recovering patients, antibiotic-resistant bacteria have been a constant thorn at the side of hospitals. But the numbers are up for these types of bacteria as there is a newly developed cleanser to wash them away.

8 Sleep Myths, Busted

You know what's actually not true? That counting sheep can help you drift off to sleep.

Tuberculosis Added to Risks in Postpartum Women

Post-pregnancy for women is an extremely sensitive period for them. At risk to so many things like depression, their physical health is also a factor that must be considered more so now that research has discovered a new risk that postpartum presents to women.

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