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A Recent Report: Man with Rare Brain Condition Can't Recognize Own Reflection
A rare case of Capgras Syndrome made a man not recognize his own reflection. Is it really possible for someone to not recognize his own reflection? It was until a recent case was revealed. Dating Apps May Be Responsible for the Rise in STIs
The rise in the popularity of dating apps has sparked concerns in the UK medical community most especially over increasing cases of sexually transmitted infections among heterosexuals. A Uniform Food Routine May Be Best to Have a Healthy and Balanced Diet
Americans with the healthiest diets were those who were eating a "relatively small range of healthy foods. These results suggest that in modern diets, eating 'everything in moderation' is actually worse than eating a smaller number of healthy foods Anti-Smoking Ads Might Lower Smokers' Self-Esteem, Making Them Less Likely To Quit
The feelings that they have are connected to negative consequences in smokers from increased intentions to quit smoking to increased stress to greater resistance to quitting smoking. What You Need to Know About Aspirin
Here's everything you need to know about aspirin and its effect to our health. Aspirin compared to other drugs is cheap, less hazardous and commonly taken by millions to reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke, not to mention to manage the self-induced effects of hangovers. What's Growing Up Like for Asthmatic Kids with Pet Dogs?
The findings haveproved the result of farm animals and also revealed that children who grew up with dogs during the first year of their lives had a 13 percent decreased hazards of asthma by age 6. The results were recorded in the journal JAMA Pediatrics. Why People Living Alone Are More Likely to Have Poor Diet
Have you been living alone? No roommates or family living with you? Better watch your diet and maintain good food habits. A recent research concludes that people who are living solo are more like to have poor diets; and poor diets might result to poor health. Study Shows Menu-Labeling Doesn't Affect The Calorie Consumption in New York City
A study showed that calorie labeling in their food menus had little to no effect for people in New York City. One Soda-In-Can A Day Increases Heart Failure
It's time to switch your favourite soda drinks to something healthier-maybe fresh juice? Sorry, but Daily Mail says you have to say good bye to your one-coke-in-can-a-day ritual unless you want to increase your heart failure by 20%. Carnivores Versus Vegetarians: Who's More at Risk
Carnivores vs Vegetarians - the debate on who's more at risk continues. The decision by the World Health Organization to categorize ham, sausages and bacon alongside arsenic, asbestos and cigarettes as major carcinogens is more confusing for being so readily hypothetical. Dead Frog Found In McDonald's Chicken Wrap
Seeing a dead frog in your McDonald's food might be the worst thing ever. Cordellia Buckley can testify to that. Instagram Star Explains Why Social Media Sucks
Who does not like half a million followers on Instagram, 2,500,000+ subscribers on YouTube and 250,000+ on Tumblr? Well, teenage Instagram star Essena O'Neill does and has just turned her back from social media. 3D Printing and Stem Cells to be Used to Regrow Skulls
Cranial reconstructions will soon be radicalised with the addition of 3D printing and stem cells into the method. What Science Has to Say About Taking Perfect Selfies
Andrej Karpathy conducted a study by assigning an image-recognizing deep neural network to come out with a rule to follow on getting professional and stellar selfie pictures. Karpathy's study led him to one recommendation, "Follow the rule of thirds."
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