November 17, 2010
More Women Seek Health Information from Web, But Cautious
More and more women are scouring the web world for information on health issues. But they can’t be fobbed off with misleading information. For they make
More and more women are scouring the web world for information on health issues. But they can’t be fobbed off with misleading information. For they make
Beware of chatting endlessly on your mobile phone as it can trigger an allergic reaction, caution allergists.
They also said that from cosmetics
Close to 53 percent of Australians support same-sex marriage.
Majority said they see no reason why same sex unions should not be legal, according to tomorrow’s Essential Report.
Indulgence in the wrong kinds of food could be triggered by the pride people feel over an achievement.
“Across four studies in the food consumptions
A new research has pointed out that smoking trends over the last thirty years have shown a steady decline.
The Minnesota Heart Survey, a population-based,
The negative consequences of smoking pictured through negative graphic imagery influence smokers’ intentions to quit, say researchers.
Their findings
Booze and high-heels definitely do not mix, says a new study out of Britain.
A top ankle surgeon says scores of young women are causing permanent
Immense grief of losing a loved one means that many people die within three years of their husband or wife, scientists have found.
Researchers at
Ever heard of blind people going to college with ponies? Mona Ramouni was taking notes with a Braille device when her guide pony Cali joined the class discussion with a sudden snort.
An Australian study has revealed the extent of penetration of facebook and other forms of online social networking into people’s lives that most friendships have come to depend on it.