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Carbon offset schemes are based on trees absorbing carbon dioxide -- but can planting compensate for pollution that causes global warming?

Climate Change: Tree Planting Will Reportedly Not Solve This Defining Issue

What is the role of tree planting in the fight against climate change? Experts say it needs to be more thoughtful than just planting trees where there is space.

Diabetics Are At Higher Risk Of Hidden Spinal Fractures

A new research reports that individuals with diabetes are at a higher risk of spinal fractures than those without diabetes.

New Shingles Vaccine: Should You Get It Or Not?

The New Shingles vaccine 'Shingrix' is more than 90% effective at preventing shingles and long-term nerve pain, says CDC.

1,200 Scientists Stress Importance Of NASA, ESA’s Asteroid Defense Mission

Over a thousand scientists expressed their support for a campaign aimed at bolstering NASA and the European Space Agency’s (ESA) joint planetary defense mission. The scientists warned that if the mission doesn’t push through, Earth will be in danger of getting destroyed by an asteroid.

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NASA Mars Mission Mystery: Everything Scientists Can't Explain About Red Planet

Mars has proven to hold some of the most mysterious events scientists have encountered. Here are some of the things they can't explain.

How To Get Taller? Try Out These Simple Exercises To Increase Your Height

Been jealous of tall people all your life? Worry not! Try out these simple exercises that can help you increase your height.

signs of prostate cancer found in your pee

Prostate Cancer Warning: 5 Symptoms You Will Find In Your Pee

Prostate cancer affects many men all over the world. However, there are certain signs in your pee, which could tell you that you’re at risk. Knowing these could also help you find the right treatment.

7 Teas That Can Help You Lose Weight Quickly

Try out these teas to lose weight and belly fat easily.

four lifestyle tips to stop diabetes and keep blood sugars low

Diabetes Patients Have Higher Risk Of Vertebral Fractures, Study Suggests

People with type 2 diabetes are also at increased risk of mortality and nonvertebral fracture, according to the study.

Diabetes Treatment: Scientists Find A Healthy Diet To Reduce Insulin Use

A three-meal diet proved to be more effective than a six-meal diet.

Addiction To Online Shopping Is A Serious Mental Disorder, Experts Say

[HOLD FOR AVNIKA] The addiction to online shopping can increase the risk of anxiety, depression and other mental health problems, psychotherapists claimed.

2 Skills That Can Determine Whether You’re At Higher Risk Of Developing Dementia

Dementia is a neurological condition that affects a lot of people today. There are certain skills that could determine whether you are at a higher risk of developing dementia later in life or not.

4 Tips To Keep Your Blood Sugar At Normal Levels

Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition that may require the patient to overhaul some aspects of their lifestyles. They are required to do this to manage their blood sugar levels efficiently.

Unusual Symptoms Of Vitamin B12 Deficiency You Must Not Neglect

Vitamin B12 plays a vital role in the body. At times, however, many are unaware whenever they lack this essential vitamin. There are certain peculiar signs, which will tell you that you’re missing out on this important vitamin.

Flu Jabs 2019: Know Where To Get Proper Flu Vaccine

The best protection against flu, particularly during this winter season, is by getting a flu jab. There are reports, however, of cheap flu jabs that might expose you to even greater danger.

simple cough could be sign of deadly lung cancer

Simple Cough Could Be A Warning Symptom Of The Deadly Lung Cancer

A recent study reveals that a simple cough may be a symptom of lung cancer. Learn how to identify this kind of cough.

many people are not changing their underwear every day

Almost 50% Of People Are Not Changing Their Underwear Daily According To New Study

A recent study revealed that almost 50% of people in the civilized world are not changing into new underwear every day. Some disturbing data include those who don't change their underwear for seven days.

keto diet can help get rid of visceral fat

One Diet Proven Effective In Getting Rid Of Visceral Fat Revealed

Visceral fat may be the most dangerous kind of fat that the body could have. This is the one that is close to the vital organs. There is one diet, however, that could effectively get rid of it.

prevent dementia through one physical activity

Reduce Your Risk Of Developing Dementia By Regularly Performing This Activity

Dementia is the general term used for progressive neurological conditions characterized by rapid deterioration of memory, speech or language problems, and many other thinking skills. One activity that could help reduce your risk has been discovered by health scientists.

Sexual Dysfunction Increases By 30% During Perimenopause, Study Shows

Vaginal dryness is a major reason for the decline of sexual satisfaction and the rise in sexual dysfunction by 30% in the years leading up to menopause.

CDC: Getting Flu Shots Every Year Is The Best Way To Protect Yourself Against Influenza

The Centers for Disease Control For Prevention urges everyone to get their annual dose of influenza vaccination this winter.

Asteroid Coming Close To Earth In 2022? NASA, ESA Planetary Defense Tests Underway

NASA and ESA are preparing for the off chance that a massive asteroid threatens life on Earth.

LASIK Eye Surgery Should Be Banned, Says Former FDA Adviser

Dr. Morris Waxler said that when he voted for the procedure, he didn’t know the patients would suffer such debilitating consequences.

NASA Warns Of Five Potential Impact Events Caused By Earth-Crossing Asteroid

NASA warned that it has identified five potential impact dates from an asteroid with an Earth-crossing orbit.

Astronomers Spot Never-Before-Seen Features Of Neutron Star

A team of astronomers was able to detect new features of a neutron star using NASA and the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Hubble Space Telescope.

NASA Faces Safety Risks Due To Private Crew Launch Delays

A new report revealed that NASA is in danger of facing safety risks due to the delays that plagued the commitments of its private spaceflight partners Boeing and SpaceX.

UFO Sighting 2019: Boomerang Spaceship Spotted Over Cuba

An unidentified flying object (UFO) was reported to have appeared over Cuba.

New NASA Study Reveals Fatal Effect Of Mars Mission On Astronauts

A new study carried out by NASA revealed how long spaceflights can cause astronauts’ blood flow to completely stop or even move backward.

A line of 60 Starlink satellites, filmed on May 24 of this year by Dutch astronomer Marco Langbroek

How To Spot SpaceX’s New Starlink Satellites In The Sky

Following the launch of SpaceX’s new batch of Starlink units, a few websites have prepared new features that will allow users to spot the satellites in the sky.

NASA Asteroid Warning: 3 Monstrous, 'Hazardous' Asteroids To Skim Earth Next Week

NASA’s asteroid tracking system has detected a total of three massive space rocks that are expected to fly past Earth next week.

Early Retirement Might Put Women At Risk Of Cognitive Decline

A new study suggests that women who retired early might be at risk of a decline in cognition and memory.

Four Tips To Get A Good Night’s Rest

Having a fitful sleep will affect your performance and your mood the next day. This is why it is very important to get a restful sleep. Sometimes, however, this may not be as easy as it sounds. Many people suffer from sleep loss, particularly those who live in big cities.

Your Daily Morning Beverage Could Add More Years To Your Life

Extending life is an instinct of man. Time and again, medical practitioners have insisted on eating healthy as food plays an important role in ensuring that you live longer. Aside from food, there is one beverage, which according to recent studies, could help increase life expectancy.

link between brain cancer and air pollution caused by cars

Recent Study Reveals Link Between Brain Cancer And Air Pollution Caused By Traffic

Air pollution from traffic may not only increase the risk of developing lung cancer but also cause the development of brain cancer. This is the subject of a recent study conducted by McGill University researchers.

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