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Study Shows How Modern Agriculture Weakened Human Bones

Society

Scientists revealed through a recent study that the bones of humans began to weaken as they moved towards modern agricultural practices. Conducted by American Museum of Natural History curator Brian Richmond and Habiba Chirchir of George Washington University, the study pointed out that the bones of humans evolved to become lighter 12,000 years ago. READ MORE

South Korea Suspends Imports Of Chicken Products From U.S. Due To Bird Flu

US

South Korea’s Agriculture Ministry announced on Saturday that it is temporarily stopping the delivery of chicken products from the U.S. to prevent the risk of a bird flu outbreak. The government agency’s decision comes days after two strains of avian flu have been detected in the Washington state. READ MORE

Ebola Virus

Ebola Outbreak Update: Experimental Drug Cures Doctor Infected With Ebola Virus

World

The world may have found a cure for the Ebola outbreak as a doctor working in Sierra Leone who was infected with the deadly disease was treated using an experimental drug. The drug, named FX06, was administered to the patient by doctors in Germany’s Frankfurt University Hospital. READ MORE

Health News: Ability To Balance On One Leg Shows Brain’s Health

Society

A new medical study revealed that the inability to balance on one leg for a certain amount of time may be an indicator of brain-related problems. The researchers of the study noted that this physical ability may show signs that an individual is at risk of suffering from silent strokes or dementia. READ MORE

Elderly

Health News: Loss Of Teeth Linked To Mental Decline

Society

A new study conducted by researchers from the University College London revealed that the loss of teeth and the decline in mental and physical capabilities among adults are connected. According to the researchers, the former may be considered as an early indicator of the latter. READ MORE

Forests

Tropical Deforestation Could Have Devastating Effects On Global Rainfall Patterns

World

A group of environmental researchers warned that tropical deforestation can significantly affect the predictability of rainfall patterns around the world. The researchers also pointed out that the massive loss of trees due to man-made activities can contribute to the rise in global temperature. READ MORE

Christmas Lights

NASA Observes Christmas Lights In U.S. From Space

US

NASA researchers reported that the U.S. is producing more lights during the holiday season after observing the country from space. Using a special satellite, they noticed that the volume of nighttime lights in the country increases by 20 to 50 percent during Christmas and New Year as compared to ordinary days. READ MORE

Reindeer

Reindeer Population Dangerously Declining

World

A new conservation study conducted by a team of researchers from China revealed that the world’s reindeer population is dangerously declining. Reindeer are found in different parts of the country but the researchers focused their attention on China since the country holds the biggest reindeer population in the world. READ MORE

Smoking

Health News: Plant Compound May Help Smokers Quit

Society

A new medical study revealed that using a chemical compound from a type of plant is more effective than other cessation techniques in helping cigarette smokers quit the unhealthy habit. Extracted from the seeds of the eastern Asia native plant called golden rain tree, researchers from the Center for Addiction Research in New Zealand’s Auckland University used the cytisine chemical as a smoking cessation medicine in a recent test. READ MORE

Artists's rendition of a super-earth

Astronomers Observing Massive Super-Earth Alien Planet Using Ground Telescope

World

For the first time in history, astronomers are able to monitor a planet twice the size of Earth using a ground-based telescope. The remarkable achievement was made by researchers stationed at the Nordic Optical Telescope, which is located in Spain’s Canary Islands. READ MORE

Ebola Outbreak

WHO Criticized for Slow Response to Ebola Outbreak In West Africa

World

The World Health Organization was criticized in a meeting held by the U.K. parliamentary committee due to its slow response to the worsening Ebola outbreak in West Africa. According to members of the committee, the organization failed to draft and enact a solid plan regarding the outbreak despite receiving numerous warnings from various agencies. READ MORE

Low-Carb Diets Don’t Automatically Lower Risk Of Heart Problems

Society

Most people have long held the notion that low-carbohydrate diets can decrease the risk of developing heart-related problems as well as obesity. However, a new medical study revealed that this is not necessarily the case. READ MORE

Curiosity Rover

Discovery of Methane on Mars Suggests Presence of Living Organisms

World

NASA scientists strongly believe that the Curiosity rover’s latest discovery signifies that there is life on Mars. Speaking before the American Geophysical Union conference on Tuesday, scientists handling the Curiosity mission revealed that traces of methane have been found on the surface of the red planet. READ MORE

Cholera patient

Climate Change Could Lead to More Cholera Outbreaks

Society

Researchers from the University of Maryland warned that more cholera outbreaks may occur in the future due to the global effects of climate change. The researchers pointed out that the constant change in weather patterns can create ideal environments that could spread the bacterial disease. READ MORE

Child

Parenting Technique May Cause Children to Grow Up with Materialistic Attitudes

Society

A joint study carried out by researchers from the University of Illinois and the University of Missouri revealed that a certain parenting technique may cause children to develop materialistic tendencies when they enter adulthood. The rearing style pointed out in the study involves rewarding children with toys and other treats in exchange for good behavior. READ MORE

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