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Facebook Triggers Envy, According To New Study
Too much time spent on Facebook triggers anxiety, feeling of inadequacy and depression. As studies on the dark side of social media continue to arise, a new study reveals how looking at our friends' travel photos and other flattering posts could make us feel less about ourselves. Wolf 1061 Exoplanet: 'Super Earth' Found Might be Habitable to Humans
Scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia recently discovered a new world that is one of three surrounding a red dwarf star called Wolf 1061, just 14 light years away from Earth, CNN reports Thursday. Secret Hashtags Help Teens Open Up Dangerous Habits, Study Says
Social media have reportedly been having some negative health and emotional effects on teens with the rocketing cases of cyber bullying and pornography. But this recent study found that new media can actually be of help to troubled teens. Ridley Scott Returns with Aliens: Covenant-- Lead and Plot Forecasts Update!
Ridley Scott’s sci-fi/horror cult classic “Alien” returns with the new movie “Aliens: Covenant.” The said Aliens spinoff is sequel to 2012’s box office sci-fi film “Prometheus.” Sci-fi fans are raving about the new characters and actors who will possibly star the new sci-fi flick. The movie which is about to start production has already found its lead— actress Katherine Waterston. The Tanner Family is Back! Netflix’s Fuller House Trailer Launched
The well-loved Tanner Family is back on the block! Netflix has finally launched the first official teaser and premiere date of the Full House reboot ,“Fuller House.” How Random Is Cancer? A New Study Adds to the Answer
With a bit of luck and inherited genes, you may be safe from cancer. However, a new study finds that it's not more of a "bad luck" than a combination of genes and lifestyle that leads to cancer. Life-Size Gingerbread Bank Is A Real Thing In Philadelphia
A bank in Philadelphia gets into the holiday spirit as it opened a life-size gingerbread branch. And it actually lets you withdraw money from it. Santa or Grinch? Your Brain in Christmas Revealed in Scans
Are you a secret Santa or a Grinch during the holidays? Through brain scans, we can now find out if we are blessed with the holiday spirit. Dangerous Fog Sweeps Over California And Oregon: Mercury Poisoning May Soon Affect California's Food Chain
A thick fog sweeping across northern California and Oregon is posing a threat to the ecological chain. It may not be harmful to humans, but it can be harmful to plants and other animals. Get Free Frostys At Wendys For A Year. Here's How.
Wendy's just won everyone this holiday season by giving away free Frosty Milkshake for the entire year. Spend a dollar for a keychain and your Frosty will be free next year. Have Problems Sleeping? Losing Some Body Weight May Help
Getting more sleep can be achieved by losing weight. Although health experts agree to the fact that sleep is as important to weight loss as dieting and a lack of it causes weight gain, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that people in the United States still struggle to get enough sleep every night. Will Eating Before Bed Make Us Fat? Study Reveals It Won't Unless We Eat Snacks High in Sugar and Calories [VIDEO]
If our midnight snack is consistently high in calories and sugar, it could eventually lead to weight gain, especially if we’re not burning some of that off when we are awake. Old Wives Tales Debunked: The Interesting Facts About the Effects of Food on Us
Here are some interesting facts about what we thought was true and what is really false about our notion with food. Study: Children With High Sensitivity to Sugar Are More Likely to Become Obese
Logic would suggest that the less sugar-sensitive—those who need to add more sugar to get the hit of sweetness—would be more likely to be obese, right? Not according to new research.
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