Articles by Arrianne Del Rosario
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly: Benefits vs Side Effects Of Caffeine In The Body
The world’s strongest coffee has just been named. Here’s what you need to know about coffee and caffeine: health benefits, side effects, and safety levels.
LOOK: First-Ever Photos Of Blue Origin's Space Tourism Shepard Capsule Revealed
This is what Blue Origin’s astronaut experience looks like. Jeff Bezos releases first photos revealing the sleek interiors of the New Shepard crew capsule bound for space.
Marathon Running Can Cause Acute Kidney Injury, Says New Yale Study
Marathon running can have tons of health benefits, but it has some downsides, too. A new study from Yale University says a temporary kidney injury could be one of them.
LOOK: French Astronaut Takes Pals’ Wedding Rings To The International Space Station
European Space Agency astronaut Thomas Pesquet brought his friends’ wedding rings with him to the International Space Station. Now that’s out of this world.
Citrus vs. The Big C: Vitamin C 10 Times More Effective Than Cancer Drugs, Says Study
British scientists report that high-dose vitamin C, a nutrient naturally found in citrus fruits and vegetables, could be a potent treatment for cancer. How can this be possible?
NASA Picks University Of Arizona To Lead $40 Million Milky Way Mission
NASA grants University of Arizona’s airborne observatory with $40 million Milky Way mission. What is an interstellar medium and why is it important that we know more about it?
Baby Boxes: What Can They Do To Stop Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?
U.S. states are following Finland’s footsteps by giving away baby boxes to families with newborn babies. Can this initiative help lower rates of sudden infant death syndrome in the country?
FDA OKs Treatment For Rare Skin Cancer, Metastatic Merkel Cell Carcinoma
Finally, the FDA has given a green light to the first-ever drug for a rare form of skin cancer. What is metastatic Merkel cell carcinoma and how does one get it?
SpaceX’s Elon Musk: Trump’s New NASA Bill ‘Does Nothing For Mars Mission’
SpaceX CEO and founder Elon Musk is not too pleased about President Donald Trump’s recently signed NASA bill, despite it making human exploration to Mars a law. Here’s why.
Elon Musk, SpaceX Set To Re-Launch Used Falcon 9 Rocket Next Week
The refurbished SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket gets a second shot in space. What does this mean for the future of space exploration, and can this finally make Elon Musk’s dream of space tourism come true?
NASA Scientists Probe Devastating Peru Rainfall That Caused Worst Flooding In Decades
Nonstop, high-volume rainfall left Peru submerged. Flash floods and mudslides had many people either lost, dead, or displaced. What could have caused such a deadly disaster?
66 Percent Of Cancers Triggered By Unpredictable DNA Glitch, Research Says
Apparently, even the healthiest person is not spared from cancer. This is what a new study by researchers at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center suggest.
NASA’s Valkyrie Humanoid Robot Will Be Advance Party For Mars Settlement
Here’s what you need to know about NASA’s Valkyrie R5. How will these humanoid robots be of help to the human quest to colonize the Red Planet?
After Moon, Buzz Aldrin Takes You To Mars Via Virtual Reality
Shaking the moon dust off, legendary Apollo 11 astronaut, Buzz Aldrin wants to go to Mars. Thanks to technology, you, too, can tag along via virtual reality.
WATCH: Delta IV Rocket Carrying Advanced WGS-9 US Military Communications Satellite Takes Off For Space
Delta IV rocket launched the ninth Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS-9) space mission for the U.S. Air Force on Saturday, March 18. See the launch highlights here.
US Ally Takes Down $200 Drone From Amazon With Patriot Missile Worth $3 Million
A modern Samson versus Goliath story with a twist. A U.S. ally shoots at a suspicious low-cost drone using the Patriot, a super expensive high-powered missile.
Opioid Addiction Can Start As Early As 5 Days Of Use, According To Study
A new report by researchers from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that a few days on opioid drugs are enough to trigger opioid dependence among Americans.
Fentanyl Analogue And Chemical Ingredients Make It To UN’s List Of International Controlled Substances
The United Nations has put chemical ingredients used in the production of the illicit drug fentanyl and a similar substance under its international watch list. What does it mean for America’s drug abuse crisis?
Oxymorphone Hydrochloride: Opioid Painkiller OPANA ER Has More Risks Than Benefits, Says FDA Panel
A panel of experts from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration confirms safety suspicions against oxymorphone hydrochloride, otherwise known as OPANA ER, which is a prescription opioid by Endo International Plc.
Who Is Belle Gibson: How Australia’s Celebrity Health Blogger Fooled The World By Faking Cancer
Here’s what you need to know about The Whole Pantry founder Belle Gibson. What made her lie about having cancer and why is she in trouble with the law?
Arsenic Poisoning: Here’s What You Need To Know About Jane Austen’s Possible Cause Of Death
What is arsenic poisoning, its symptoms and causes, and what are the chances that it contributed to the death of the popular female novelist Jane Austen?
EPA Chief Scott Pruitt Bombarded By Angry Calls After Climate Change Comment
Scott Pruitt’s CNBC interview on climate change has apparently sparked strong feelings among Americans. His main phone line at the EPA has been ringing nonstop, according to reports.
Baldness Or Bedroom Boredom: Hair Loss Drug Finasteride Linked To Long-Term Erectile Dysfunction
Would you rather go bald? Latest study suggests that finasteride, a popular hair loss treatment drug for men, can lead to long-term sexual problems, such as erectile dysfunction.
Conservative Activist Groups Disapprove Of House Republicans' New Health Care Plan To Replace Obamacare
The Republicans have unveiled the ObamaCare replacement bill entitled the American Health Care Act (AHCA). However, conservative groups are not pleased and called the new legislation “critically flawed.”
Erectile Dysfunction Drugs Such As Viagra May Give Longer Life To Heart Attack Patients: Study
Latest Swedish study suggests that a class of erectile dysfunction drugs may be beneficial for heart attack patients. Can ED drugs such as Viagra actually be helpful for heart disease?
LOOK: NASA Reveals Closest Ever Photos Of Saturn Moon Pan, Twitter Says It Looks Like Ravioli
A space ravioli? NASA has released the latest unedited photographs of Pan, one of Saturn’s many moons, which were taken by the Cassini spacecraft during a close flyby.
Can A Gluten-Free Diet Help You Dodge Diabetes? New Study Says No
Find the truth about a gluten-free diet and type 2 diabetes. Major Harvard study begs you to think twice before jumping on the gluten-free diet bandwagon.
5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Antimicrobial Resistance
Experts consider antimicrobial resistance as one of the biggest threats to global health. What is it, what causes it, and how can it cast us back to the dark ages of medicine?
Blood Of Komodo Dragons: The Antidote For Antibiotic Resistance?
A team of scientists from George Mason University believes the blood of Komodo dragons, the largest lizards in the world, contain potent antimicrobial properties that can solve antibiotic resistance.
Heartburn, Hemorrhoids, And Back Pain During Pregnancy: How To Manage Them Naturally
Heartburn, hemorrhoids, and back pain are three of the most common complaints during pregnancy. Find out how to prevent and address these conditions without drugs.
