Lifestyle

Eating Chocolate may prevent you from getting Heart disease and stroke, says Scientist. Data from 114,009 patients suggested risk was cut by about a third, according to a study published on the BMJ website. Wicked! Which means we now have good excuse to get chocolates from mom. Lol The researches have found that when compared the risk to the brain ... Read More »

Each year, an estimate 600,000 child lives aged below 5, could be saved if the growing Vitamin A deficiency is handled ,  finds a new survey. Writing in the British Medical Journal, UK and Pakistani experts assessed 43 studies involving 200,000 children, and found deaths were cut by 24% if children were given the vitamin. The body needs vitamin A ... Read More »

Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder of the small intestine that occurs in genetically predisposed people of all ages from middle infancy onward. Symptoms include chronic diarrhoea, failure to thrive (in children), and fatigue, but these may be absent, and symptoms in other organ systems have been described. I came across an interesting article in Yahoo which says ” Nearly ... Read More »

Today, the first Sunday of August, People all over the world celebrate the Friendship Day. Friendship between the two people is considered so holy that this relationship is considered even above Mother, Father, wife and kids. It is often said that, “A friend is a person who knows all our deeds, but yet he will remain with us forever.” Traditionally, ... Read More »

Whoa, talk about information overload. Scientists are now claiming that the human brain might have reached its full capacity and that we can’t get any more cleverer then we are now. Does that mean its end of human technological development? Well, no since we humans always tend to work in large groups and its always a joint effort rather than ... Read More »

Airbus has revealed their dream of 2050 in which they see Airplanes to be the most desired mode of transport by the world population. In their efforts, Airbus has produced their vision in the graphical images that seemed awesomely exciting. The images shows Airbus proposal to develop airplanes that would be transparent as well as entertaining to the future passengers. ... Read More »

Researchers have found that the widespread use of search engines and online databases is affecting the way people remember information. Normally, when we have the urge to know new info, we go straight to Google, Yahoo or Bing and try to find out the solutions. However, the Googling factor has become so common that even for a simple issue people ... Read More »