Disagreement over Brain Mapping Project
A proposal given by the federal government for human brain has been into debate regarding its scope and the cost factor. This will be a huge project in the history of mankind and would involve huge amount of funds. This new project would involve study of human behavior and other mental diseases.
Organic Tomatoes Are Richer in Vitamin C but are Exposed to More of Stress, Study Reveals
It's time to go organic but in a recent study, organically grown oranges have been claimed as stressful.
Ireland Marked as the Second Largest Supplier of Illegal Tobacco in the Country
According to recent figures produced by MS Intelligence, in comparison to previous years, in 2012, the illegal consumption of cigarette in Ireland has rose by almost 33%.
Scientists found Fourth Source of Deep Waters
Researchers are talking about their recent big discoveries over the fourth source of the ocean's deepest waters, which they believe will help them big in studying climate change deeply in the near future.
Tanning Facilities Misguide Clients: Study
According to a new study from Missouri, tanning facilities give incorrect information to the clients about the risks that are linked to indoor tanning.
The Baby Problem
According to a research finding, almost one in five couples face troubles while trying for a baby. This struggle has its impact on their relationship and due to this almost seven percent couples break up.
This shocking result was revealed after conducting a survey on 2,000 couples for This Morning's Fertility Week, starting today on ITV1.
Spook’s Home Planet topping the Charts of Online Naming of Pluto’s Moon
As per sources, the SETI Institute has opened an online voting system for receiving suggestions regarding the new names for two of the moons of planet Pluto. After receiving the suggestions, the Northern California scientific research organization will forward the names to the International Astronomical Union which will take the final decision.
Monkey Succeeds in Controlling Robot with Her Mind
Researchers from the Duke University have been warning that it is not only machines that could dominate humans in future. Rather, humans' primal cousins are also the ones, who could conquer humans, may be some time soon.
Excessive Calcium Consumption Can Harm Heart: Study
According to a research conducted by the National Institutes of Health, males who consume excessive calcium supplements are prone to the threat of dying because of heart diseases.
GP Receptionist Was Behaving Weirdly, Confirms Report
In a recent report, some receptionists at GPs have been found exhibiting weird behaviour, which sometimes made them turn hostile.
Protein Fragments Help Con Immune System, Delivering Cancer Medicine
It is now known to researchers that cancer medicine is better if delivered using tiny particles. Since, the same allows the medicine to attack the tumour directly without the requirement of chemotherapy.
PIB and WMHs Independently Accounts for Alzheimer's disease
As per a study published online on February 18 in JAMA Neurology, there is an independent association of the Pittsburgh Compound B (PIB) positron-emission tomography-derived amyloids and increased total white matter hyperintensities (WMHs) in the Alzheimer's disease (AD) diagnosis.
Researchers Unveil Flu Drug against Resistant Strains
A recent research has unveiled a potential drug which will be able to inhibit the growth of resistant strains. It has been claimed by researchers from Canada, the UK and Australia that the compound has a tendency to latch to an enzyme on the surface of the flu virus called neuraminidase.
Artificial Ears Created via 3-D Printing Resemble Real Ones
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3-D printing technique has helped to create artificial ears that resemble real life ears, said researchers recently.
Quitting Smoking is Easy but Regaining Health Benefits is Not
Choosing to smoke is very easy but gaining similar health benefits after quitting the habit (as are enjoyed by the people, who have never smoked), can take up approx 20 years, says a new Canadian report.
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