Articles by Jereal Cawis
Emerald Ash Borer Confirmed In Stevens Point, Wisconsin: What To Know About This Tree-Killing Pest
Emerald ash borers have reached Stevens Point, Wisconsin after the devastating attack on Midwest, killing millions of ash trees. Here are some of the things you must know about this tree-killing pest.
US Surgeons Reconstruct Severely Damaged Esophagus Using Commercially Available Skin Tissue And Stents
U.S. surgeons conducted a reconstructive surgery on a patient, who has severely-damaged esophagus, through the use of commercially available, FDA-approved skin tissues and metal stents. Years after the procedure and recovery, the patient is now eating normally and maintaining a steady weight.
Boil Your Water Before Using: E. Coli Present In Portion Of Wellesley College Water System
E.Coli was found in the water supply of some buildings of Wellesley College. The school advised the students and faculty to boil the water before using it.
Vaginal Yeast Infection: Signs, Symptoms, Treatment And Prevention
Vaginal yeast infection can be detrimental to one's health. Here's what you should know about vaginal yeast infection and how to prevent it.
Police Helicopter Rescues Man From California Cliff After Marriage Proposal Goes Wrong (Don't Worry, The Girlfriend Said Yes)
A man climbed the Morro Rock to propose marriage to his girlfriend. On his way down, he accidentally slipped into a sheer ledge. The good news, however, is that his girlfriend said "yes".
Sorry Spider-Man, Sorry Elmo: New York Passes Bill To Create 'Activity Zones' To Rein In Times Square Performers
A bill is proposed to restrict costumed characters to stay in a specific activity zones for their business. The Times Square will have a separate flow zone for pedestrian.
9-Year-Old Journalist Faces Backlash For News Report On Town Murder
A 9-year-old journalist received backlash for reporting a murder. The young Hilde Lysiak, responded to her critics.
Ikea Recalls Batman-Style Cape Over Strangulation Risks
IKEA recalled its LATTJO batman-style cape due to risks of strangulation to children. The company had advised parents not to let their children use the item, instead bring it to the nearest Ikea store and have a full refund.
Total World Military Spending Hits $1.7 Trillion In 2015: Here's A List Of The Top 15 Spenders
Global military expenditure reached $1.7 trillion. World's top spenders were reported increase their spending because of heightened tension on territories, some have decreased expenditures due to withdrawal of military forces.
California Sea Lion Rescued In British Columbia In Critical Condition
A California sea lion was rescued from the coast of British Columbia. The troubled animal was taken to Vancouver to receive treatments.
Subway Will Include Calorie Counts On Menu Boards Across The US Starting April 11
Subway stores will include calorie counts on their menu boards beginning April 11. The move fulfills the sandwich chain's aim to share nutritional information with diners so they can make informed meal choices.
Court Orders Wildlife Officials To Take Steps To Protect Wolverines From Climate Change
A federal court order has been issued to protect wolverines from the effects of climate change. If measures are not taken, two-thirds of the wolverine population might vanish by 2085.
TSA Paid $47,400 For An App That Randomly Points If Travelers Should Go Left Or Right
TSA paid $47,400 randomizer app in selecting lucky travelers to skip airport security inspection. The information provided was just the tip of the iceberg, as the total contract bid was $1.4 million.
Greece Begins Deportation Of Refugees To Turkey
Greece has begun sending migrants back to Turkey. The deportation is part of implementing the deal between EU and Turkey, which aims to limit the influx of migrants to European countries.
Swedish Researchers Develop A Method To Diagnose Ear Infections Using Smartphone
Swedish researchers have developed a smartphone-compatible device that makes easy and low-cost diagnosis of ear infections. The results may even be as accurate as the diagnosis made by doctors.
New Study Links Tooth Loss To Dementia, Cognitive Impairment
Tooth loss may be linked to cognitive decline and dementia, new research shows. The results of the study suggest that, with good oral health, the risk of developing cognitive impairments, such as dementia, may be reduced.
90 Percent Of People In England Do Not Link Alcohol Drinking To Cancer
Reports showed that 9 out of 10 people from England does not link alcohol consumption to cancer. Experts said that not only heavy alcohol drinkers are prone to cancer, the risk of acquiring cancer increases with any amount a person drinks.
Magnitude-6.9 Earthquake Hits Off The South Pacific Island Nation Of Vanuatu
Vanuatu was struck by a magnitude-6.9 earthquake. Authorities said that possible tsunami threats have now mostly passed.
Vet In Melbourne Performs Surgery To Remove Tumor Of Bubbles, A Goldfish
Veterinarian Tristan Rich of the Lort Smith Animal Hospital saved the life of a goldfish by performing a delicate operation to remove a tumor. Bubbles, the goldfish, returned to his normal swimming activities after the surgery.
Alimentos Congelados Recalls 1,800 Cases Of Frozen Broccoli Cuts Over Listeria Contamination
The U.S. FDA released an announcement that Alimentos Congelados is voluntarily recalling their Frozen Broccoli Cuts due to Listeria contamination. The company had ceased distribution of the product and is fully cooperating with the regulating agencies.
HIV Cure In Three Years? Scientists Confident To Snip Out Deadly Virus With New Gene Editing Techniques
A new gene editing system may eventually cure HIV, one study presents. This special method is said to snip out HIV from cells infected by the virus.
Cancer Patients Who Opt To Die At Home Tend To Live Longer
According to a study, cancer patients who prefer to receive palliative care at home tend to live longer than those who are in hospitals. Other studies also show that those who opt to stay at home experience less painful and easier death.
More Teens Are Gambling Online, New Canadian Study Reveals: How Should Parents Address The Problem
A Canadian study revealed that more teens are gambling online. Experts are alarmed by the significant increase in gambling rate among teens as this can lead to later issues in their lives.
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Signs, Diagnosis, Treatment And Everything You Need To Know
Autism Spectrum Disorder is not curable, but it has various signs and symptoms that can be detected as early as 2 years of age. Early detection leads to early intervention, decreasing ASD's symptoms in later life.
American Airlines Co-Pilot Charged With Being Drunk Before Flight
An American Airlines co-pilot has been charged with a misdemeanor for being under the influence of alcohol before a flight. The arrest on Saturday resulted in the cancellation of the flight.
New Study Links Heavy Use Of Social Media To Depression
Do you spend so much time on updating your social media account? According to a new study, heavy use of social media can be a cause for depression.
Chile Reports First Case Of Sexually Transmitted Zika
Chile reports the country's first case of Zika transmitted through sexual intercourse. The recent case, in a woman, was said to be acquired from her partner, who was infected by the virus while in Haiti.
Container Ship Breaks Apart, Causes Massive Oil Spill On Taiwan Coast
A shipwreck in New Taipei has caused oil to spill on the shore of Shihmen. The vessel also contains toxic chemicals that could damage the ecosystem.
Gene Explains Link Between Lack Of Sleep And Increased Appetite
There may be a link connecting sleep deprivation and increased appetite. By using fruit flies, researchers have found a gene that modulates sleep in response to metabolic changes.
97.3 Percent Of Americans Are Not Living A Healthy Lifestyle
A study showed that 97.3 percent of Americans are living an unhealthy lifestyle. Researchers made use of four parameters to see the prevalence of healthy lifestyle among Americans.
