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'Falls and Fractures in Elderly People Linked to Muscle Loss

According to research conducted by the University of Southampton, older people with an age-related loss of muscle mass and strength may be at higher risk of falling and bone fractures.

By Sai Lopez

'Gmail Will Now Write Email Replies For You

Aren't email was supposed to make our lives faster and easier? This might be something Google, the world's biggest email service, has also been thinking when they decided to fix this problem with software that provides automatic responses to some emails. Welcome Smart Reply this Thursday.
'Why Choose High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) for Your Workout

With many people wanting to be healthy and physically fit, gyms around America are adopting a physical fitness program that according to experts is effective- Interval training.
'Pit Viper Killed by 17-Month Old Baby in Brazil

He was playing in the garden with the family dog when Lorenzo suddenly became quiet. His mother noticed the silence and became concerned.
'Why Don't Sleepwalkers Feel Any Pain?

In a study on somnambulism where the sleepwalkers experienced at least one instance of injury, 79 percent of the sleepwalkers continued sleeping unaware of their injury.
'The Secret to Boosting Sex Life is the Equal Split of Housework

Gone are the commonplace ideas of boosting intimacy with oysters and date nights.
'Solving the Sugar Mystery: Why Our Bodies Crave for Sugary Treats

If sugary treats are non essential to our bodies, why do we crave for it?
'Fighting Climate Change: Pineapple Genome Could Lead to Drought-Resistant Crops

A team of researchers from different universities were able to uncover the genetic pathways that allow pineapple to thrive in water-limited environments. By sequencing its genome, they were able to isolate specific genes and pathways that allow these plants to survive with limited water supply.
''Gambit' Update: What's Up with the Film? Lea Seydoux Can't Really Say

Will Gambit eventually hit the big screen anytime soon?
'Good Eating Habits Have Saved a Million Lives

Amidst various headlines featuring the adverse health results of the American diet comes a hint of good news: a new research suggests that developments in U.S. eating habits have obviated more than a million premature deaths in a 14-year duration.
'Ketchup and Why it's So Hard to Pour

Science was able to reveal the rationale why is it difficult for ketchup to leave its bottle.
'Best and Worst Fast Food Chains' Breakfast Meals

Calling all breakfast lovers! Who says WHO can stop us from getting fabulous day-starters by announcing bacons can cause us cancer? Of course, we will still fight for our love of food and success. To help us enjoy both our mornings (and even the rest of the days) and good health, Yahoo Health and Eat This, Not That! Magazine team dissected our favourite fast food chains' awesome breakfast meals and ranked them from the worst to healthiest.
'Health News: Death Rate On the Rise Among Middle Aged White Americans

Research reveals an alarming trend that has been happening to middle-aged Americans. It was found out that there is an increase of death rate among middle aged white Americans aged 45-54. This is quite surprising since nearly all Americans in every age and racial group, have seen a decrease in death rates for decades now except the middle-aged white ones.
'Why You Should Add Using Baking Soda In Your Beauty Regimen

Baking soda is not just a kitchen staple, it can also be a good addition to your beauty routines.
'Scream Queens' Ariana Grande Returns as Chanel #2

Ariana Grande returns to Scream Queens as Chanel No. 2. If you haven't caught the latest episode yet, then here's the scoop on what Chanel No. 2's body and soul will tell you.