Articles by Alyssa Navarro
80-Million-Year-Old Titanosaur Eggshells Reveal Body Temperature Of Dinosaurs
In a latest study, eggshells from a Titanosaur were analyzed in order to figure out the body temperature of dinosaurs. Scientists hope that they can find a link between modern birds and dinosaurs.
Antarctic Ice Melting At Dramatic Rate: Stability Of Whole Continent May Be At Risk By 2100
Scientists say that the rapid rate of ice melting in Antarctica may put the stability of the continent at risk by 2100. They predict two possible scenarios in the future that may or may not save the continent from collapsing.
Over 46 Million Suffer From Dementia, Number To Increase To 131.5 Million By 2050: World Alzheimer Report
The World Alzheimer Report for 2015 revealed that the current number of people who suffer from dementia will increase to 131.5 million by 2050. Different organizations call on the public to take action.
Black or With Sugar? How You Drink Your Coffee May Reveal If You're a Psychopath
Preferring black coffee over coffee with milk and sugar may possibly reveal a person’s psychopathic tendencies, a new study says. Researchers studied the association of a person’s sense of taste to his/her personality.
Gowns, Gloves Can Be Dangerous For Hospital Workers: Study Reveals Why
A new study says that hospital workers are in danger of contaminating diseases through their gowns and gloves. Health officials suggest various methods to reduce the risks.
UNEP Calls Beef 'Climate-Harmful Meat’: How Livestock Production Affects Global Carbon Footprint
Beef production has become one of the most significant contributors to the global carbon footprint, a study says. Scientists look into the increasingly harmful effects of the livestock sector to the planet.
Microlattice Metal Is 100 Times Lighter Than Styrofoam: See Boeing’s Video of 'World's Lightest Material’
Aerospace company Boeing has developed the world's lightest metal which is 100 times lighter than Styrofoam. Scientists hope to incorporate the metal into practical use.
Dying At Home Gives Terminally-Ill Patients More Peace: Study
A new study in the United Kingdom revealed that dying at home gives terminally-ill patients more peace than dying in a hospital bed. The study also looked into grief levels experienced by family members.
Schoolchild In Cumberland Diagnosed With Viral Meningitis
A schoolchild from Cumberland, Maine has been diagnosed with viral meningitis, the second case in the county within a week. Health officials warn students to always practice proper hygiene.
This Bedtime Book Claims It Can Put Your Kid To Sleep In No Time: Does It Really Work?
A bedtime book recently published by Random House claims that it can put kids to sleep in no time. Some parents say that the book is effective; some say otherwise.
Man Faces Charges For Flying Drone That Crash-Landed Near White House
A man from Washington D.C. was cited for illegally operating a remote-control drone that crashed outside the White House. Drones have been illegal in the area since the 9/11 attacks.
Shark Bites 25-Year-Old Surfer Off Hawaii Coast
A 25-year-old surfer had been bitten by a shark off the coast of Hawaii. The incident is the fifth shark attack in the state this year.
Ecotourism Can Harm Wildlife: Study Says It May Harm Wild Animals’ Survival Instincts
A recent study in California revealed that ecotourism has several harmful effects to wild animals. Wildlife scientists look into evidence of behavioral alteration within these wild animals.
Scientist Explains Killing Of Moustached Kingfisher Minutes After Taking First Ever Photo Of Rare Bird
A rare moustached kingfisher in the Solomon Islands has been photographed for the first time. Scientist Chris Filardi kills the bird, inciting the rage of ecologists.
Pregnant Women Advised To Completely Abstain From Alcohol
Experts from the United Kingdom advise pregnant women to completely avoid drinking alcohol during the gestation period because of adverse effects. Various health groups say otherwise.
Record Ocean Temperatures Could Wipe Out World's Coral Reefs: Here's How We Can Save Them
Recent record water temperatures have caused the third coral bleaching event known to have hit the Earth’s oceans. Several scientists have suggested ways to understand and prevent the phenomenon.
One In Three Vegetarians Eats Meat When Drunk
One in three vegetarians eats meat when under the influence of alcohol, a new research in the United Kingdom revealed. Kebab meat is one of the most common food choices.
WHO Calls For The Reduction Of Visual Impairment Prevalence By 2019
The World Health Organization encourages nations to pay attention to the reduction of visual impairment prevalence by 2019 through its Global Action Plan. WHO believes that visual impairment is avoidable.
Ebola Could Be Back In Nigeria: Ten Quarantined Over Possible Infection
Ten people were quarantined in Nigeria after coming into contact with a man who allegedly died because of Ebola. Health officials are investigating the case.
US Faces Looming Measles Outbreak: One In 8 Children At Risk Of Contracting The Disease
One in every eight children in the United States is at risk of acquiring measles, a new study says. Researchers fear that an outbreak is looming over the country.
New Blood Test Can Help Predict Heart Attack Risk In Patients With Chest Pain
A new blood test can now predict whether a person is at risk of heart attack, according to a recent study in the UK. The blood test can rule out chances of heart attack.
Researchers Used Stem Cells To Grow Primitive Human Kidneys In Lab
Researchers from Australia generated primitive human kidney tissues from adult stem cells, a recent study says. This may be a step towards transplanting lab-grown human organs in the future.
'Death With Dignity' Advocate Brittany Maynard Appears In New Video As California Legalizes Assisted Suicide
After the legalization of assisted suicide in California, a new video that pays tribute to 'Death with Dignity' advocate Brittany Maynard is released online. Maynard suffered with brain cancer and chose to pursue physician-assisted suicide.
Gay And Bisexual Men More Likely To Develop Skin Cancer: Here’s Why
Gay and bisexual men have six times increased risks for skin cancer compared with heterosexual men. New study says popularity of indoor tanning in this group could be to blame.
Uniqlo’s UMood Headset Tracks Your Brainwaves To Determine Your Mood And Tell You Which Shirt To Buy
In Australia, clothing brand Uniqlo launched the UMood headset which can measure brainwaves and determine a customer's mood. This will help the customer decide which shirt is the best pick to buy.
Mark Zuckerberg Goes All In On Windows 10 With Universal Apps For Facebook, Messenger And Instagram Coming Soon
Facebook will now fully commit to the creation of universal apps for various Windows 10 platforms. Other social media sites have also expressed support.
Synaptics’ ClearPad 3700 Display Controller Promises To Bring Apple’s 3D Touch To Your Android Phone
Synaptics will release the ClearPad 3700, a pressure-sensitive display controller that runs on ClearForce technology, in 2016. The company hopes to spread its influence over the Android market.
Steve Jobs' Widow Laurene Powell-Jobs Reportedly Tried To Block Aaron Sorkin’s Film: Here’s Why
Laurene Powell-Jobs apparently tried to stop the production of the new Steve Jobs movie by Aaron Sorkin and Danny Boyle. Apple has objected to any media portrayal of Jobs as well.
Atlassian Splits Up JIRA Project Tracking Software Into Three Standalone Products To Support Non-Technical Teams
Sydney-based tech company Atlassian decided to break down its current JIRA freeware into three standalone products. This move geared towards providing support for teams and resources that are considered non-technical.
Daredevil Teen Plunges To Death While Taking Selfie On Ninth Floor Rooftop
A thrill-seeking Russian teenager fell from the ninth floor while attempting to create an Instagram-worthy snapshot. Cases of selfie deaths and injuries have been increasing.
