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15-Year-old American is 1st Teenager with Down’s syndrome to climb Everest Base Camp

15-Year-old American is 1st Teenager with Down’s syndrome to climb Everest Base

`Where there is a will there is a way', statement goes perfectly with the spirit of this 15-year-old American who despite suffering from Down's syndrome has reached Everest Base Camp.

Oregon Humane Society Looks for a Family for BIG Cat

Oregon Humane Society Looks for a Family for BIG Cat

Everybody in Oregon Humane Society is falling in love with Stuie. You must be wondering who is Stuie? Well, Stuie is a 29 pound, 6 years male cat, who is a new entrant in the Oregon Humane Society.

Roller Derby Players Can Get Affected By Bacteria

Roller Derby Players Can Get Affected By Bacteria

Roller derby players who work hard to get recognized in the rink might be unaware of the fact that they can be affected by a certain type of bacteria.

According to a recent research published in the PeerJ, it has been revealed that roller derby teams get affected by a distinct type of bacteria which can also get spread to other players during the game.

Strict Rules for Teen Tanning

Strict Rules for Teen Tanning

Strong debate is ongoing among the lawmakers across the nation to get a proofer way out for saving minors from the ultraviolet rays from sunlamps. Many experts are strongly supporting the ban but there are few others too, who believe that the issue of teen tanning is being exaggerated.

Fire Breakout at Portland Hospital, Young Girl Burnt Badly

Fire Breakout at Portland Hospital, Young Girl Burnt Badly

In a recent fire breakout event at Oregon Health & Science University's Doernbecher Children's Hospital, a young girl, who is turning 12 this Thursday, was burnt badly.

11-Year-Old Cancer Patient Catches Fire after Suffering Head Injury

11-Year-Old Cancer Patient Catches Fire after Suffering Head Injury

A girl named Ireland Lane, 11, would have been hoping to recover from a head injury unrelated to her cancer, when she accidentally caught fire and injured herself.

Active Lifestyle Equals Exercise Benefits

Active Lifestyle Equals Exercise Benefits

If you find it difficult to go to a gym regularly and work out, it is not something concerning, a team of researchers has claimed. The group at Oregon State University has told that one can maintain good shape and weight by short bursts of activity as well.

Oregon Man Suffering From Plaque Very Critical

Oregon Man Suffering From Plaque Very Critical

A man from Oregon has found himself stuck in a very critical situation as he is down with plague. The only mistake he made was he tried to remove a decaying mouse from the mouth of a stray cat due to which he was bitten. The 50 years old man is now in a critical condition and is suffering from a disease that can be fatal.

Less than 30 minutes Exercise Makes Women Suffer Metabolic Problems

Less than 30 minutes Exercise Makes Women Suffer Metabolic Problems

As per a research, which has been taken out by a group of researchers from the Oregon State University, it has been found that women are less likely to perform exercise for 30 minutes in comparison to men.

Tai Chi Helps in Addressing Parkinson's disease

Tai Chi Helps in Addressing Parkinson's disease

A group of researchers from the Oregon Research Institute has found in a research that tai chi that is a Chinese martial art could be essentially beneficial in addressing problems caused due to Parkinson’s disease.

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