Articles by Milafel Dacanay
New Technique That Measures Subtle Postural Sways May Help Detect Neuromuscular Disorders
Is it possible to detect neuromuscular disorders without showing significant symptoms? A study shows this is possible through the use of a new technique that measures subtle changes in postural sways.
Vitamins, Fish Oil Supplements Might Increase Effectiveness Of Antidepressants
Those supplements that have long been criticized may be helpful after all. A new study shows that fish oil supplements and other certain nutraceuticals may improve the effectiveness of antidepressants.
New Horizons Team Submits Proposal For Kuiper Belt Extended Mission
There is more mission awaiting the New Horizons space probe after its successful Pluto flyby. But that is if NASA accepts the submitted extended mission proposal.
Female Pelvis Broadens During Puberty But Shrinks Over Time
A new study reveals fascinating information about the female pelvis: it actually widens during puberty and becomes narrow during menopause. But why is this so?
250 Fossilized Teeth Unearthed In Japan Point To New Species Of Mammal-Like Reptiles
What can teeth tell you? The hundreds of teeth found in Japan resulted in the discovery of a new species that may have lived longer than previously assumed.
Can Heavy Cannabis Use Increase Chances Of Early Death?
Smoking cannabis while young may be bad for the health later in life. In fact, it may increase the risk of dying prematurely, according to a new study.
Sandy Weill And Wife Joan Donate $185 Million To New Neuroscience Center In San Francisco
To support neuroscience, medicine’s 'underdog,' power couple Sandy and Joan Weill, donated a hefty million dollars. It will not only bolster research but will also hopefully remove the misperception about mental disorders.
Small, Deep-Dwelling Sharks Glow In The Dark To Look For Potential Mates
Not all sharks are like those of 'Jaws.' Some are small, reclusive, and, the most interesting of all, emit green light even when bathed in blue light.
British Artist's Animal Carcass Displays Were Leaking Formaldehyde Fumes: Scientists
Sometimes you get more than what you bargain for in art. A gallery in London might have been reeking formaldehyde back in 2012 because of a display of animal carcasses submerged in a tank filled with FA solution.
As Height Of Moms Decreases, Chances Of Premature Birth Increase, Study Finds
A new study adds to the growing evidence that maternal height may have a bigger role on pregnancy and its complications than previously thought. Small women may have an increased risk of preterm birth.
NASA Is Pushing To Develop Next-Generation X-Planes For Cleaner, Greener Aviation Technology
Within the next decade, we may have the next-generation X-planes with sonic booms hardly ever heard or those that fly using green technology. These are all possible with NASA’s new initiative.
Plant Pathogen Creates Ice Crystals From Water Vapor: Why This Is Important
A plant pathogen has a very unique ability: it can compel water molecules to form like ice. Now scientists did not only learn why, but also how it impacts us.
Anti-smoking Drugs Do Not Increase Risk For Depression, Anxiety: Study
A large random clinical trial settled the belief that anti-smoking drugs can increase the risk of mental health conditions. Not only is there a lack of increased risk, they may also help smokers abstain from the bad habit.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Attacks Critics, Calls For International Support At UN Event
Currently facing possible impeachment, Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff traveled to New York and speak in the UN Assembly for climate change agreement. She has also strongly promised to fight the process.
New Horizons Spots Bright 'Halo' Craters On Pluto
Pluto is glowing bright – or at least some of its craters are. NASA has recently shared an image of what could be halo-like craters in the dwarf planet, which may be caused by methane ice presence in their walls and rims.
Being Sedentary May Promote Hardening Of Arteries: Study
If you want to reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, there’s one important tip you should never forget. It’s best to move around or walk.
Transformational Leadership Style Might Be Harming Employees' Health: Report
A new study reveals something startling about transformational leadership. Inspirational managers may end up making their employees sicker in the long run as added pressure prevents them from taking care of themselves better.
A Miracle In Chennai: 38-Year-Old Man's Heart Starts Beating 45 Minutes After He Dies
How long can you possibly die? A team of doctors in Chennai was able to revive a man after his heart stopped beating for 45 minutes, thanks to a daring CPR procedure.
First-Ever Fossilized Heart Found In Ancient Fish Could Shed Light On Evolution
A group of European and Brazilian paleontologists achieved two feats. They did not only uncover the first-ever fossilized heart in a marine vertebrate, but they may also help fill the gap of the species’ evolution.
Stigma Surrounding Palliative Care Prevents Early Access To Service, Study Says
Even if palliative care is beneficial to patients, many still avoid it due to the stigma that associates it with end of life. A new research therefore suggests rebranding the message.
What Does The World's Oldest Message In A Bottle Contain?
The Guinness Book of World Records has acknowledged the oldest message in a bottle. And while some bottles contain messages of love, this one from the UK is all about science.
DNA-Matched Workout Thrice More Effective Than Regular Training
A new study reveals perhaps the solution to not giving up gym. The answer is right in a person’s DNA.
WHO Launches First Ever Synchronized Switch To New Polio Vaccine In 150 Countries
Within the next few years, polio may be completely eradicated. But it may begin with the first-ever synchronized switch of polio vaccine.
How The Full Moon Affects Your Child's Activity Levels
Is lunacy especially among children truth or fiction? A new study on thousands of children around the world tells us that it might be true, but there's a caveat.
Teen Vaping Rate Up By 1,000 Percent But Youth Tobacco Smoking Rates Remain Unchanged
A new CDC report on teen smoking revealed something disturbing. Not only are there more teenagers smoking e-cigarettes, but more than half are also using more than one tobacco product.
US Expects Zika Arrival This Summer: How Contagious Is This Mosquito-Borne Virus?
Health experts believe that this year’s summer will be different in the United States. It may finally introduce the local transmission of Zika virus.
Story Of Man Who Deleted His Entire Company With Wrong Code Is A Hoax
A man has successfully trolled the Internet. His story of how he wiped his entire company with a simple code just captured everyone, including us.
China Bans Access To Online Publishing Site Medium
Multiple reports suggest that the Great Firewall of China is at it again. It has allegedly blocked Medium in relation to Panama Papers scandal.
Extreme Heat May Disable Great Barrier Reef's Defense Against Coral Bleaching
A new study on the Great Barrier Reef corals revealed something startling. An increase of 0.5 degrees Celsius of present water temperatures may lead to the corals' death.
Chacha The Chimp Breaks Loose From Japan Zoo... Almost
fReplaying “Planet of the Apes,” Chacha the Chimp broke loose from a Japan Zoo. It then made a good run up an electric pole.
