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Philip Ross joined IBTimes in March 2013. He holds an M.A. in Journalism from New York University and a B.A. in International Development Studies from the University of California, Los Angeles.

The Science Of Love: 5 Recent Studies Reveal The Secrets Of Intimacy, Attraction And Relationships

As Valentine’s Day approaches, here's a rundown on the latest findings in the science of love.

Flu Season 2015: Record Number Of Hospitalizations Among Americans 65 And Older

An unforeseen mutation early in the 2014-2015 flu season led to a record number of hospitalizations across the U.S.

Last-Minute Valentine’s Day Gifts: Ideas For Getaways, Vacations Deals And Dinner Reservations For Impressing Him Or Her

There is still some time left for last-minute Valentine’s Day gift buying and getaway booking.

Valentine’s Day Winter Storm To Slam New England As Boston Continues To Struggle With Record Snow

Meteorologists have predicted up to a foot of new snow from Massachusetts to Maine, with another 8 to 14 inches of new snowfall for Boston alone.

Mardi Gras Party Drinking Games 2015: 7 Ways To Keep The ‘Fat Tuesday’ Spirit Alive

To help maintain the spirit of the Mardi Gras season, here are seven drinking games to play at a party.

Climate Change To Bring ‘Megadrought’ To US, Here’s What The Worst Drought In Centuries Would Look Like

A U.S. megadrought would parallel the historic Dust Bowl of the 1930s but last much longer because of climate change, scientists said.

When Is The Next Leap Year? Why February 29th Happens Every Four Years, How It Started And Why

The reason for the leap year comes down to the earth’s revolutions around the sun.

Are Herbal Supplements Safe? New York Retailers Face Legal Battle Over Products’ False Claims

Four retailers in New York agreed to pull certain dietary supplements from their stores after the state’s attorney general threatened legal action.

Valentine’s Day Pot Deals 2015: Denver, Seattle Dispensaries Offer New Take On Holiday Essentials

Marijuana dispensaries in Denver and Seattle are hawking Valentine’s Day-themed specials, from cannabis-infused candy to gift baskets.

Valentine’s Day Party Ideas 2015: How To Throw A Singles Soiree With Style

Forgo the traditional Valentine’s Day decorations such as doily hearts and pink streamers for something more tasteful.

Marijuana Sent Through Mail: Wisconsin Police Seize 32 Pounds Of Pot Shipped From California

Law enforcement became aware of the delivery scheme in December.

Valentine’s Day Recipes For Two: 11 Romantic Dinner Ideas And Wine Pairings For The Holiday Of Love

Whether you’re a seasoned chef or a novice, step up your Valentine’s Day game with a bold, flavorful dish and a tasteful bottle of wine.

Valentine’s Day Jokes: 15 Funny One-Liners To Make Singles, Kids And More Laugh On Feb. 14

To lighten the mood, here are 15 Valentine’s Day Jokes for singles, couples and everyone in between.

Australia Species Extinction: Mystery Of High Disappearance Rate Linked To Country’s First Settlers

Most of Australia has remained uninhabited by humans, which was partly why the country’s high extinction rate remained largely unknown.

How To Find True Love: Evolution Says The Best Strategy Is Not To Wait Around For ‘Mr. Right’

Researchers found people raised in smaller groups were more likely to avoid risk than those raised in larger communities.

Oil Refinery Strike: Union Leaders Cite ‘Bad-Faith Bargaining,’ Threaten To Expand Walkouts To Two More Refineries

The United Steelworkers union indicated it would likely widen its refinery strike to facilities in Indiana and Ohio.

Mexico Kidnapping: President Of Mining Operation Denies Reports Company’s Employees Were Abducted In Guerrero

At least 12 people were said to have been abducted Saturday in the southern state of Guerrero, local media reported.

Winter Weather Forecast: More Snow For US Northeast As Utah, Colorado See Record High Temperatures

Temperatures in Salt Lake City Saturday were around 68 degrees Fahrenheit, breaking the previous record for Feb. 7 set in 1886.

Measles Outbreak In Germany Outpaces US By About 270 Cases, Yet Vaccination Debate Remains Relatively Silent

German health officials have blamed low immunization rates for the outbreak that began in October.

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Marin County And California’s Measles Outbreak: A Look Into The Epicenter Of The Anti-Vaccination Trend

In many ways, Marin County has become the epicenter of the country’s anti-vaccination movement, a trend that goes back at least a decade.

NYC Subway A Cesspool Of Unknown Germs And Disease, What’s In Your Train Station?

The trains that transport nearly 5.5 million human riders a day are also home to over 15,000 types of bacteria.

Measles Outbreak Affects More Adults Than Kids. Is It Too Late To Get Vaccinated?

The majority of measles cases in California since December were in adults 20 years of age or older, according to state health officials.

Tax Brackets 2014: Calculate And Find Your Federal Tax Rate For The 2015 Season

There are 69 days left until the deadline for filing federal and most state taxes.

Measles Outbreak California: States With No Personal Belief Exemptions Report Lowest Cases In The Country

Only two states do not permit vaccination exemptions based on religious or philosophical beliefs.

An End To HIV In Africa Draws Near As Drugs Are Better Than Ever, But Stigma May Be Final Hurdle

In some areas of sub-Saharan Africa, shame has kept many at-risk people from seeking treatment or taking measures to prevent infection.

Smoking Pot While Pregnant Raises Concerns Among Colorado Lawmakers, But Scientific Research Remains Unclear About Potential Dangers

It has been nearly impossible for researchers to get authorization to expose pregnant women and their fetuses to marijuana in clinical trials.

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