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By Jacqueline Howard CNN – – Tumeric. (CNN) As flu season rages on, it might be comforting to know that what you eat can help your immune system fight off any potential coughs, sneezes and sniffles. Although there is not one specific …
By Reuben Jackson – – Blockchain is becoming more prevalent and with it, the need for blockchain developers, opening up an entirely new job market. More universities are jumping on the band wagon and offering courses on blockchain development. Courses you can learn …
By Rich Haridy – Collecting data from 13 different trials, a meta-analysis found skipping breakfast does not lead to weight gain or energy expenditure alterations. (Credit: karelnoppe/Depositphotos). You may have grown up constantly hearing that breakfast is the most important meal of …
It’s exotic, incredibly cold stuff. By Robby Berman – It was the first Bose-Einstein condensate made in space. Creating the condensate in low gravity allows it to hold longer. Scientists hope Bose-Einstein condensate will allow finer detection of subtle quantum phenomena. For six …
Many of us wash our hands with soap and water, but how much work is the soap really doing? By Brian Fung – SCA Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget/Flickr It’s common knowledge that washing your hands often and well is the best way to prevent …
By Alex Stambaugh and Yoko Wakatsuki, CNN – – © Hulton Archive/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Bank’s Oarfish, circa 1850. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images). Fears of an incoming natural disaster in Japan are swirling online after sightings of a deep-water fish believed to …
By Rich Haridy – A new study uncovered 30 previously undiscovered metabolic markers that were found to increase in the blood after a period of fasting. (Credit: julos/Depositphotos). Fasting diets may be incredibly popular at the moment but it is only in the …
By Ben Coxworth – Amelia Earhart, standing under the nose of her Lockheed Model 10 Electra aircraft. Ever since she disappeared while attempting a round-the-world flight in 1937, people have wondered what became of American aviator Amelia Earhart. Now, a new forensic …
By Rich Haridy – There is a hypothesis that the bacteria that causes gum disease can travel into the brain and promote inflammation and neurodegeneration, resulting in Alzheimer’s disease. (Credit: blueringmedia/Depositphotos). A provocative new study, published in the prestigious journal Science Advances, is suggesting the …
By Michael Irving – – A new method of communication involves beaming an audible message to a specific person across a room using lasers. (Credit: Andreus/Depositphotos). In the modern day, we’re used to being able to send messages to specific people over …
