Articles by Alyssa Navarro
Study Finds Link Between Kids Exposed To Domestic Violence And Suicide Attempts
New research suggests that adults who were exposed to domestic violence when they were kids are more likely to attempt suicide. Experts advise professionals to consider a wider range of interventions.
Why Heart Disease-Type 2 Diabetes Is A Deadly Combo
New research suggests that patients with type 2 diabetes who were hospitalized due to a major heart disease have higher chances of dying in the next 18 months than others. Researchers hope more attention is given to the matter.
#Ham4Tony: 'Hamilton' Musical Wins Big At 70th Tony Awards
Raise your glass - 'Hamilton: An American Musical' wins 11 out of 16 nominations at the 70th Tony Awards. Here is the complete list of the night's winners.
Juno To Probe Jupiter On July 4: Why This Mission Is Important
Like its namesake, the Juno probe will pierce through the stormy atmosphere of Jupiter to examine its true nature. The long awaited mission could potentially change our understanding of the solar system.
Private Lunch With Warren Buffett Costs $3.4 Million
An anonymous bidder has agreed to pay $3.45 million for a private lunch with billionaire Warren Buffett. The proceeds will go directly to a San Francisco-based charity that helps the poor and homeless.
New Music Streaming Service From Amazon To Rival Spotify, Apple Music
Better late than never. Amazon is planning to release its own music streaming service that would rival big names such as Spotify and Apple Music.
Man Who Shot 'The Voice' Singer Christina Grimmie Identified
Orlando Police has identified the man who shot former 'The Voice' contestant Christina Grimmie. Investigations regarding the incident are underway.
Yahoo Discontinues Old Messenger App, 'Yahoo Recommends'
Yahoo will be discontinuing its old Messenger desktop client in an effort to shift its focus on the newer version. The company will also discontinue Yahoo Recommends.
'Super Bacteria' Detected In Several Rio Olympics Venues
Two separate studies have detected potentially dangerous 'super bacteria' in several venues for the 2016 Rio Olympics. What likely caused the contamination?
Scientists Decipher 11 Distinct Subtypes Of A Major Blood Cancer
Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is actually an umbrella term for 11 distinct subtypes of the illness, new research has revealed. This finding could revolutionize treatment and diagnosis.
Turtles Help Monitor Ecological Health Of Great Lakes
The Great Lakes have been negatively affected by unregulated industrial waste dumping. New research suggests that two turtle species in the area could act as pollution barometers to monitor the Great Lakes' ecological health.
NASA's New Coral Research Program Will Take Place From 23,000 Feet Above
NASA has launched a novel scientific program that aims to take coral reef study on a whole new level. The project aims to save the world's coral reef ecosystem.
Uber Now Allows Passengers To Schedule Rides Up To 30 Days In Advance
Uber has rolled out a new feature that allows passengers to schedule rides up to 30 days in advance. For now, the feature is only available in Seattle through UberX.
Atmospheric Water On Exoplanets May Be Blocked By Clouds
Most hot Jupiters have been found to possess atmospheric water, but others appear to be without it. New research by NASA suggests that clouds or haze may play a role in this phenomenon.
Cuteness Helps Babies, Puppies Survive: Study
Babies' cuteness is a force to be reckoned with. New research suggests that being cute helps babies - and even puppies - survive by eliciting care-giving.
Mother Of Child With Down Syndrome Writes Open Letter To Doctor Who Advised Abortion
'My child was perfect,' a mother of a child with Down syndrome recently wrote in a heartfelt open letter to her specialist who suggested she abort her baby. Here is her story.
Most Antidepressants Are Ineffective In Treating Teens With Depression
Most antidepressants do not help curb the symptoms of depression in kids and teens, a new study revealed. Certain antidepressants were linked to increased suicidal thoughts.
Morgan The Orca Beached Herself: What Really Happened?
A captive killer whale was caught on video beaching herself after a show in Tenerife, Spain. Some say she was trying to kill herself, but what really happened?
Glow-in-the-dark Ocean Fish Are More Widespread Than Known
New research suggests that glow-in-the-dark marine creatures are more widespread that what was previously known. Their ability to create light may have also been key to marine biodiversity.
Wearable Artificial Kidney Could Free Patients From Dialysis Machines
Soon, patients with kidney failure may not have to rely on dialysis machines for treatment. A new wearable artificial kidney developed by experts in California can allow patients to perform dialysis even at home.
Turkey Sinks Airbus On Purpose To Turn It Into Artificial Reef
To keep its diving tourism afloat, Turkey has sunk a massive Airbus jet off the coast of the Aegean Sea on June 4. The Airbus is now an artificial reef for marine life.
Ramadan 2016 Begins: What Non-Muslims Need To Know About The Holy Festival
This week marks the beginning of the month-long observance of Ramadan. Here is what non-Muslims need to know about the holy festival.
Mediterranean Diet With Olive Oil Is Better Than Low-Fat Diet At Helping You Lose Weight
Not all fats are created equal. New research suggests that a high-fat Mediterranean diet with olive oil or nuts is better than low-fat diets at helping you shed some pounds.
Sleep Loss Increases Heart Disease Risk For Shift Workers
Another reason you should get a decent amount of sleep: a new study suggests sleep loss and delayed bedtimes may increase your risk for heart disease. The risk is stronger for shift workers.
Music Stars Entice Teens With Unhealthy Junk Food And Beverages: Study
Teens today idolize and follow A-list music celebrities such as Beyoncé. New research suggests that most of these pop stars endorse food and beverages that may be unhealthy for youngsters.
New Algorithm Designed To Construct Shale Gas Sites May Reduce Environmental Impact
Reducing the bad effects of natural gas extraction is a must to combat environmental degradation. That is why scientists in the United States have developed a new algorithm that may help minimize the negative effects of such processes.
Want To Live In Space? Watch This Incredible 3D Tour Of The International Space Station
Ever wondered about the layout of the International Space Station and the daily lives of astronauts? A new video released by the European Space Agency takes you on a tour aboard the habitable satellite.
What Are The Advantages Of Planar Metalens Over Curved Lens?
An ultrathin, planar lens could someday replace traditional lenses found in everyday gadgets. What are its advantages over curved lenses?
MIT Scientists Design Gene Circuits That Perform Complex Computations
MIT researchers have developed a technique that creates gene circuits which perform complex biological computations. The technique could pave the way for better treatment of diseases and other scientific processes.
Mark Zuckerberg's Accounts On Twitter And Pinterest Get Hacked
This weekend, Mark Zuckerberg's rarely used accounts on Twitter and Pinterest were compromised by a group of hackers called OurMine. The incident is a good reminder to tighten your security and change your passwords.
