Paris Hilton Spoils Her Pets
Socialite and hotel heiress Paris Hilton's love for animals is not unknown. She went on a shopping spree on Monday for all her pets including some fancy dress costumes for her furry friends.
Opinion: Record high gold price signifies inflation threat
The price of gold climbed to a new all-time high of $1,284 per ounce on Monday morning, suggesting that investors are very concerned about inflation that is apparently eroding the value of paper-currencies.
Industrial designer Marc Newson creates new Aquariva speedboats
Bringing in his expertise in concept designing to speedboats Marc Newson has reinterpreted the Riva speedboats to create Aquariva by Marc Newson.
Mercedes Benz drives in the E Class Cabriolet
Mercedes Benz has quietly brought in its E-Class Cabriolet while pushing out the outdated CLK convertible. The E-Class with two variants E350 at $56,850, and E550 at $64,800 are stylish ragtops that are specially designed for those who love a fast ride.
Hotels come under Britain’s Fair Trading scanner
Speaking to the BBC, Dorian Harris, Managing Director of Skoosh.com said hotels would email, call and threaten legal action over his website openly offering hotel discounts.
Boeing ventures into space tourism with partner
Aerospace major Boeing announced its entry into the space tourism market in partnership with its Space Adventures, and the partnership hopes to sell seats on rocket trips to the International Space Station very soon.
Consumer Union’s report shows sloppy health records
According to a report released by the Safe Patient Project of Consumers Union, nearly half of all hospital workers in California did not get vaccinated for influenza during the 2008-2009 flu season. The Consumers Union is the nonprofit publisher of Consumer Reports. The report, which is being
Common bone drugs increases risk of esophageal cancer
A recent study states that people taking a commonly used class of osteoporosis drugs called bisphosphonates for more than five years may be doubling their risk of developing cancer of the gullet or esophagus.
Report says over five million kids are uninsured
A new report by the Washington-based Urban Institute Health Policy Center has said that an estimated 5 million uninsured children in the United States who were eligible for Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
Ontario on the heavier side of heart risks
A study published in American Journal of Hypertension states that about seventy percent of adults living in Ontario are either overweight or obese. Researchers who conducted the study says that Ontarians tends have high blood pressure leading to increased heart risk.
Insomnia, anxiety drugs increases mortality risk
In as study published in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, researchers say that the mortality risk of people who drugs for insomnia and anxiety increased by 36 percent.
Depression – Workforce America’s hidden problem
Feeling fatigued every day? Don't feel like coming into work? Do you have body pain in the neck, shoulders and the leg, very regularly? Before you start popping pain killers, pause for a moment. You could be suffering from Depression, something that affects over 15 million
A dose of vitamin D can control asthma, and Parkinson’s disease
We all know that sunlight can help our body generate vitamin D which a vital nutrient to ward off asthma and Parkinson's diseases later in life. A 60-year study by US researchers finds that vitamin D added to an asthma action plan may improve asthma control.
Heavy schoolbag can cause heavy damage to nerve and back
Good students school not only have their grades to worry about but also a new form of disorder called Rucksack Paralysis which is categorized by symptoms like pain and tingling in the hands and arms.
Government healthcare spending to increase by 9.2 percent
According to a recent research published in journal of Health Affairs the US healthcare spending is growing at an average rate of 6.3 percent. By 2014 the spending will go up by 9.2 percent. It is projected to reach nearly $4.6 trillion by 2019.
Most adults in the U.S. fail to eat enough fruits and veggies
Even as the health experts preach the need for eating five servings of fresh fruits and vegetables per day, most adults in the country fail to do so.
Fluctuating weight can put menopausal women at greater colon cancer risk
Researchers from the University of Minnesota, Masonic Cancer Center have found a strong correlation between mortality amongst menopausal women and their weight. They have found that women who are either obese or underweight are most prone to die from colon cancer post menopause.
Amsterdam: the entertainment Mecca!
This ultramodern and picturesque city is unmistakably the world's most famous tourist hub and also happens to be the prime cultural and economic center of Europe.
See-through planes of Airbus on anvil
The central body of the aircraft will allow passengers to the see the stars above and city lights below.
Postpartum depression in new moms can cause brain anomalies
In a study of MRI brain scans of women suffering from post partum depression, the researchers have found that their brains show reduced activity in the areas that control emotional responses.
Forgetfulness is not necessarily due to old age
If you are to go by the latest research you have no cause to blame your age for being forgetful. According to a study published in Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, old age is not the reason for becoming forgetful, instead it is the brain lesions as seen in Dementia which cause instances of memory loss in older people.
Asthma drug found to help patients with multiple sclerosis
In a study done by the Harvard Medical School and team it was seen that patients with multiple sclerosis when given albuterol, a medication used to treat respiratory diseases like asthma, they showed an enhanced neural response and the nerve cells improved in health.
Drinking water before every meal helps in weight loss shows trial
We have always known that water is good for us and good for fighting fat, but now there is research backing the idea, which says that if you drink two cups of water before every meal you can lose up to 5 pounds in three months.
Compound in Broccoli can prevent arthritis
Now you have another major reason to add few florets of broccoli in your daily diet. It helps your bone joints.
Gray Matter’s Natural Connection
The roaring sounds of ocean waves have a restorative effect on brain while similar sounding highway traffic can cause stress.
US Adults Have Poor ‘Health Literacy’
Health literacy level among US adults is pathetic. Almost half of American adults don't understand health information such as dosage and timing of prescription medicine, according to researchers. The researchers have also suggested healthcare professionals should use plain language, not professional jargon and ensure a patient understands directions.
Eating More behind Weight Gain, Not lack of Exercise
If you think pumping iron vigorously at a gym or doing 100 Yoga postures daily is the best way to lose weight, think again. Instead watch what you are eating and cut calories. According to a paper published in the International Journal of Obesity, a balanced diet is instrumental in shedding that extra flab.
Autistic Children can improve Cognitive Skill
Autistic children's cognitive skills can improve over time, according to Australian and British researchers.
US Virgin Islands
Idyllic and attuned to tourism, the allure of the Virgin Islands in US lies in its solid tourism infrastructure and its beautiful settings.
Pitcairn Islands – Holidaying with the Volcanoes!
A group of four volcanic islands in the southern Pacific Ocean, Pitcairn islands are amongst the most remote in the world, lying approximately halfway between New Zealand and the Americas and to the north of Antarctica.