Articles by Jereal Cawis
Artificial Gill That Lets You Breathe Underwater Seeks Funding, But Does It Really Work?
A crowd funding campaign for an artificial gill is claiming that it lets human to breathe underwater. Triton seems like an exceptional device, but some experts oppose and question its effectiveness.
Cat From British Columbia Set To Become 'Blade Runner Of Cats' With High-Tech Prosthetic Legs
Cassidy, a feral cat found on British Columbia had the first step of the procedure before having his bionic prosthetic legs attached. He is scheduled to have the procedure in a few months time where he is fully grown.
Belgium Beefs Up Security At Nuclear Facilities Following Terror Attacks
Nuclear facilities in Belgium are under increased security due to pressed threat caused by the recent Brussels' terrorist attack. Belgian officials are beefing up efforts to secure nuclear sites.
You Have To Thank Yeasts For The Diverse Flavors Of Coffee And Chocolate
Research suggests that chocolates and coffees give different tastes and flavors through the diverse yeast population present in coffees and cocoas. They have also added that these beans' fermentation are independent to its location.
High-Intensity Sprint Training May Do More Harm Than Good If You're Not An Athlete, Experts Warn
High-intensity sprint training is good for seasoned athletes but may cause more harm for untrained individuals. This type of training may increase performance but is not considered healthy.
Researchers Believe Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Can Help Treat Anorexia Nervosa
Researchers believe that, through sending magnetic impulses in the brain, the symptoms of anorexia nervosa can be reduced, and with multiple treatments, the disorder can possibly be treated.
High-Protein Diet Helps Overweight, Obese Adults Trying To Lose Weight Sleep Better
According to a new study, middle-aged obese and overweight adults - under high-protein weight loss diet - report improved sleep.
Watch People 'Zombified' On Legal Highs On This CCTV Footage Released By Police In UK
A footage was released over the Internet showing some men fighting and collapsing after taking 'legal highs.' Police had warned users that they will be pursued. Health officials, on the other hand, said that health problems associated with it is still unknown.
Tinder Swipe The Vote Wants You To Find Your Best Match, Best Presidential Match
Tinder 'Swipe the Vote' provides users a chance to know which presidential candidate represents their views. The app will ask its participants to swipe left or right, results will then be analyzed and produce a candidate.
These Genetically Modified Maggots Can Feast On Wounds And Help It Heal
Genetically modified green bottle fly larvae were engineered under certain conditions, making them produce a human platelet helpful in wound healing and cleansing.
Military Scientists Develop Gravity Sensor That May Pave Way For Device That Can See Through Walls
Military scientists in the UK have developed a sensor that can detect small shifts in gravity. The sensor may pave the way for the development of scanners that are able to see through walls and even underground.
Ecuador Creates New Marine Reserve In Galapagos Islands
Ecuador has declared a new marine reserve in the Galapagos Islands, surrounding Darwin and Wolf. It was created to increase surveillance in protecting the ecosystem where marine scientists have found a heavy density of shark population.
Canada Approves Sale Of Genetically Engineered Potato
J.R. Simplot Company's first-generation Innate potatoes has been approved to be sold in the Canadian Market. The company said that the potatoes are of same nutritional value as a regular potato, but with less bruising or browning, and reduced asparagine.
Australia Funding $3.3 Million Study On 'Wind Turbine Sickness'
Australia's National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) awarded $3.3 million of funds to two researchers to study the effects of wind turbine to human health. NHMRC increased its funding from $2.5 million to $3.3 million to research potential health effects of wind farms due to illness claims of residences within the area.
Many Animals May Go Extinct Without Fossil Record: Study
Many animals may vanish without leaving a permanent mark. Scientists studied and compared vital animal databases and discovered that a large percentage of species at high risk of extinction lack a fossil record.
This Australian Woman Cannot Swallow: Here's How Her Dysphagia Started
Sam Anderson, a mother of three and a jeweler suffers a rare condition named Dysphagia. Dysphagia is a condition wherein a person experiences difficulty or discomfort when swallowing food or liquid.
Experts Think They Know What Killed The 17,500 Broome Fish In Western Australia
Western Australia's fish kill with an estimate of 17,500 are believed to be caused by higher water temperature, warm weather and onshore winds. Dead marine species include more than 37 fish species, turtles, and sea snakes.
Heatwaves Will Likely Be More Intense Because Of Reaction Of Plants To Higher Carbon Dioxide Levels: Study
A new study conducted by Australian scientists show that heatwaves may increase in the middle century by 3 to 5 degrees ranging from Europe to China. Plant's stomata were studied based on its ability to produce water vapor in turn for carbon dioxide.
Calcium Not Just For Strong Bones, But Also For A Good Night Sleep
A new study conducted from University of Tokyo unveiled a theory regarding the relation of calcium to having better and longer sleep. The research found seven genes responsible in sleeping, which proved to be calcium-dependent in the changes taking place in the neurons.
Don't Give Your Dogs Chocolate On Easter, Vets Warn
Veterinaries warn pet owners not to give chocolates to their dogs this coming Easter. Chocolates contain theobromine and caffeine that are harmful to the dogs and can cause dog poisoning.
People Addicted To Smartphones More Impatient And Impulsive: Study
Heavy smartphone and mobile device usage is linked to mental process, traits and behavior, research from the Temple University has revealed. The researchers have found that consistent usage of these devices goes hand in hand with impulsivity and impatience.
Guinea Sees Fourth Ebola Death In Latest Epidemic Flare-Up
Ebola has claimed a fourth life in the virus’ latest flare-up in Guinea. Experts and health aides are now stepping up their efforts in locating, isolating and monitoring the latest in Ebola cases.
