More From Jenny Michelle Panganiban
Development Of Universal Flu Vaccine Is On The Horizon
New studies on broadly-neutralizing antibodies led scientists to the possibility of creating a universal vaccine that gives protection from all strains of flu viruses.
Jan 20, 2015
Live Life Satisfied To Keep Bones Healthy
Declining satisfaction in life contributes to bone density reduction in elderly women.
Jan 20, 2015
Modified Sowing Patterns Control Weed Growth Naturally
Plant ecologists have figured out a sustainable and economical method in weed control that guarantees high crop yields.
Jan 19, 2015
Meltwater Drainage Explains Missing Runoff On Greenland’s Ice Sheet
US scientists conduct more studies on Greenland’s meltwater runoffs to further understand how it contributes to rise in sea levels.
Jan 17, 2015
World’s Largest Digital Camera Comes Close To Construction Phase
The LSST camera project reached another milestone with the funding appropriation of $168 million by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Jan 15, 2015
73 Mozambicans Dead After Drinking Homemade Beer
More than 70 people who attended a funeral last Friday died the next morning after drinking Pombe.
Jan 14, 2015
Remains of Prehistoric Sea Creature Found in Scotland’s Dinosaur Isle
The discovery of a marine reptile’s fossils proves the presence of vertebrates in Scotland’s seas during the Jurassic era.
Jan 14, 2015
Strange Sleep Epidemic Prompts Kazakh Villagers To Relocate
Inhabitants of a small Kazakh village will be resettling to nearby towns to flee from a mysterious sleeping epidemic that has affected the community.
Jan 14, 2015
Massive Protests in Spain Call For Improved Health Services For Hepatitis C Sufferers
Thousands of Hepatitis C patients and their families demand for fair health services and access to the newly developed Hepatitis C treatment.
Jan 13, 2015
Latest Measles Outbreak Linked To Disneyland Visits
Measles could spread among unvaccinated individuals in U.S. tourist destinations frequented by foreigners coming from areas experiencing an outbreak.
Jan 13, 2015
Workforce Participation Boosts Meeting Efficiency
Well-conducted meetings become efficient when participants are motivated to state their opinions and suggestions regarding the agenda.
Jan 12, 2015
Rare Metal Found In Ancient Sunken Ship
Atlantis’ legendary metal, orichalcum may be the latest archaeological find recovered from an ancient Greek shipwreck.
Jan 10, 2015
Heat Pump Water Heater Installation Reduces Power Bill
The energy efficiency of heat pump water heaters can be enhanced by ducting.
Jan 09, 2015
Cold Viruses Thrive Better in Cold Noses
A new research explains how low body temperature weakens the body’s innate immunity against the common cold.
Jan 07, 2015
Recharge Mobile Devices While Riding A Bamboo Bike
Young Mexican inventors have designed a bamboo bicycle that could power up mobile devices while the rider pushes the pedals around.
Jan 07, 2015
Ebola Outbreak Investigations Include Bats as Potential EBOV Sources in West Africa
The Ebola virus that originated from Guinea may have been introduced to the villages through regular and direct exposure to bats.
Jan 06, 2015
Great Minds Converge at AIAA’s SciTech Forum 2015
Aerospace professionals worldwide will gather to exchange information on their latest research, technology and advancement.
Jan 06, 2015
Ancient Tonic Makes A Comeback
Donkey milk, which was highly-regarded in ancient times for its medicinal properties, gains renewed popularity.
Jan 05, 2015
Reduce the Booze To Avoid Dementia
Health specialists suggest cutting back on alcohol to prevent dementia in later life.
Jan 02, 2015
Early Bedtime Restrains Negative Thinking
Reduced sleep duration and delayed bedtime are associated with repetitive negative thinking. Thus, adequate sleep is important to avoid negative automatic thoughts.
Dec 31, 2014
Health Impacts Triggered By Heat Wave
A comprehensive study on the serious health impacts associated with extreme hot weather aims to prevent and to lessen hospitalizations and deaths in greatly affected regions.
Dec 30, 2014
New Insect Trap Prevents Bed Bug Infestation
A powerful combination of chemical attractants can trap annoying bedbugs that silently infests homes and public places.
Dec 30, 2014
Bioengineers Create Tissues That Could Build Organ Replacements Someday
New developments in bioengineering make it possible to create functional replacements for impaired human organs in the future.
Dec 29, 2014
Scientists Conduct Studies on Propolis to Treat Hair Loss
Scientific studies on the medicinal properties of bee propolis could test the substance’s effectiveness in treating hair growth problems.
Dec 29, 2014
Science Council Proposes New Set of Research Priorities
Australia’s science council has identified new science and research priorities that are directed to boost the country’s competitiveness.
Dec 24, 2014
Caramel Apples Cause Multistate Listeria Outbreak
A listeria outbreak linked to pre-packaged caramel apples has infected around 28 people in the US and killed four.
Dec 23, 2014
Experts Evaluate Use of Allergy And Asthma Devices
Asthma and chronic allergic reactions are lifelong diseases that require constant and costly medications. It is important that patients are taught how to take their treatment for optimum use.
Dec 22, 2014
Life Expectancy Worldwide Increases by 6 Years
A recent in-depth analysis on global health states that life expectancy both for men and women worldwide has increased by about six years since 1990.
Dec 22, 2014
Revisiting the Viking Outpost Found in Artic Canada
In 2012, Artic archaeologists presented artefacts of European craftsmanship unearthed in Baffin Island. The research’s lead author speculates that Viking seafarers and North American hunters were once allies in a transatlantic trade system.
Dec 22, 2014
Comfort Foods Are Not Mood Boosters, Study Says
A Minnesota research explains why eating comfort foods is not really mood boosting.
Dec 19, 2014
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