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Presto, says the magician and waves his wand, and we clap as things rise in air or some flowers come to his hand from thin air, or things start moving and falling into line. We love these explainable tricks that the magician can easily explicate....
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Parents of twins conceived either spontaneously or with assisted reproductive technology (ART) are more likely to report mental health symptoms after delivery and one...
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An increasing number of Brits are flocking to sex drugs to boost their sex life thats taken a tumble due to the credit crunch stress.
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A man died after drinking 10 litres of water in eight hours to help sooth his agonising gum disease, an inquest has heard.
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A cool, juicy watermelon is a refreshing fruit for many. However, watermelons may have the same effect as Viagra, a drug used to treat erectile...
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To strenghten the grass route community heath, The union health minister Anbumani Ramadoss today singed the MOU of Emergency Health service in...
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I don’t usually prefer taking medicines for minor ailments because I fear their side-effects. But things may get better with Roy Curtiss and his fellow researchers of...
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In February 2008 the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas was shut down by public health officials for violating a number of health codes. For nearly four...
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Times have been changing every now and then. If we look back 10 years from now everything seems so smooth & steady but hey! It’s 2008 up and seems to be pretty...
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PLAINFIELD, N.J. — If the country is facing a nationwide health-care crisis, then the condition in New Jersey can be described as gravely critical
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A new study by researcher at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health suggests that infant mortality in the developing world can reduced by 15 per cent by...
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A third of Australian women admitted to have slept with six or more men by the age of 25 in a national survey.
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Following the ‘use it or lose it’ principle, aging men who don’t indulge in frequent sexual activities have higher risk of developing erectile...
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LIFESTYLE DISEASES pose a greater threat to ordinary Indians than even HIV/AIDS, according to renowned cardiologist Dr R.R. Kasliwal. Quoting a Lancet report, he warned...
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A team of scientists here, which is conducting research to develop a male contraceptive, has identified and tested on animals a protein that can temporarily suppress...
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The next time your husband turns up drunk at home but behaves as if hes not, just observe his speech and walk to make out whether hes lying or not.
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A baby’s smile not only lights up a mother’s life, it is also the right tonic that gives her a natural high, a new study has revealed.
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Want to stay young? Regulate your diet, for a new study has found that cutting calories on a regular basis may slow down the ageing process.
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Does he possess character traits that add up to a good human being - the willingness to forgive, praise, be courteous? Or is he inclined to fits of rage, to be a...
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I’m in a seven-year relationship with a guy I care about deeply. We own a home together, get along very well, and have a safe, stable relationship. The problem is...
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AFRICANS buy 36 billion bottles of Coke a year. Because the price is set so low—around 20-30 American cents, less than the price of the average newspaper—and...
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If you remember, the University of Pittsburgh had successfully created a robot arm and hand that can be controlled by a monkey’s thought alone. That was a good...
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It is being said that nanotechnology could prove effective in treatment of spinal cord injuries and also reverse paralysis. This would be possible as nanotechnology...
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Panasonic and Kobe Gakuin University have teamed up to develop a robotic exoskeleton that can help patients suffering from partial paralysis, by moving their arms.
The...
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Every year the advent of winter makes it necessary to have some precautions to cope with it successfully. Actually, winter season takes a heavy toll on the older...
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According to the researchers at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, drugs normally used to control high blood pressure can be used to treat Alzheimer too....
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A Hitachi-led group has developed a communication device that can be used by the paralyzed.
The device is named ‘Kokoro Gatari’ which means Mind Talk.
The device is...
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If the research carried out by the experts at the University of Washington to develop a brain implant chip gets completed successfully, it could be of great help to the...
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The miraculous ‘Glabenator’ has showed a new light to the physically challenged and quadriplegic. It is an advanced alternative and augmentative communication device...
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It is queer foolery of parents, nurses and nannies to shake up crying babies when they are crying. There are incidents which report the death, paralysis, blindness and...
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Former Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett, center, tours The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis that is credited with helping him recover from a life-threatening spinal cord injury Friday March 28, 2008 in Miami. The program is based at the medical...
