Articles by Milafel Dacanay
Non-Stick Pans? Not New. Experts Unearth Ancient Dumpsite Of Non-Stick Cookware In Italy
Those non-stick pans in your home are nothing new. An excavation in an ancient Roman dumpsite revealed they had been around since the time of Emperor Tiberius.
New Horizons Spot Remnants Of Frozen, Former Lake Of Liquid Nitrogen On Pluto
The distant dwarf planet just keeps on surprising the universe. A new high-resolution image from NASA revealed remnants of a frozen former lake on Pluto.
No More Paper Prescriptions In New York As E-Prescribing Law Takes Effect: Here’s What You Should Know
New York is definitely taking a tougher stance against drug substance abuse. On March 27, it officially implemented the ‘toughest’ e-prescribing law in the country.
Rabies: What To Do If You're Bitten By A Raccoon, Dog, Bat Or Other Animal
Here is a fact: Rabies can kill, but it can also be prevented. Learn the signs and symptoms of rabies and what to do if you are bitten.
Are Adult Whale Sharks Disappearing Or Just Hiding In The Ocean?
Where could the adult whale sharks be, have they disappeared forever or have gone in the deep blue sea? A group of researchers tried to find out the answer, and the results are troubling.
UK Singles Spent $7 Billion On Dating In 2015
UK singles are not scrimping on money when it comes to dating. Not only are they spending a lot, they beat all the other European daters.
'Legends Of The Fall' Author Jim Harrison Dies At 78
It's sad news for the literary world. 'Legends of the Fall' author Jim Harrison has died in his Arizona home at age 78.
More Than Half Of Massive Juneau Ice Field Might Be Gone By End Of Next Century: Study
By the next century, the future generation may no longer be able to enjoy one of the best tourist attractions in Alaska - Juneau Ice Field. New study predicts it could disappear by then.
Fruit Juices Contain Very High Amounts Of Sugar: Healthier Drinks To Give Your Kids
Do you know fruit juices contain very high amounts of sugar? The good news is you have options for healthier drinks to give your kids, and they may be right in your fridge.
Tough Men Likely To Be More Dishonest About Medical Symptoms
A new study revealed that tough men tend to carry such attitude in health care by lying to their doctors. Not a good idea when men’s health is on the line.
DARPA Proposes System To Serve As Satellite Lifeline
A new DARPA program aims to do what many have wanted to achieve for decades: provide a satellite lifeline. To start, they want to create a robotic modular toolkit to fix satellite troubles anytime.
India Wants To Become First Country With 100 Percent Electric Vehicles
India, one of the world’s largest nations, is hell-bent on reducing its dependence and consumption of oil and gas. The government is planning to dominate the roads with electric vehicles within the next 14 years.
28-Foot Dead Gray Whale Washes Ashore In Torrey Pines State Beach
Residents of Torrey Pines State Beach were startled by an amazing discovery. Near the parking lot was a young dead gray whale believed to have been hit by a ship.
Your Nose Is A Bad Air Conditioner And A New Study Tries To Answer Why Humans Have Protruding Noses
Do you ever wonder how evolution affects the way our nose works? A Japanese research looked into that and revealed we don't do so well compared to our primate relatives.
Health Canada Removes Prescription Status Of Naloxone
Health Canada took a bold approach toward reducing deaths from opioid overdose. It delisted its popular antidote, which means it can now be obtained off prescription.
Acupuncture No Longer Recommended For Back Pain: NHS
If you are fighting back pain, you may no longer count on acupuncture – at least in the UK. A group is comparing it to sham treatment.
Medical Experts Call On Governments To Decriminalize Minor Drug Offenses
A global health commission issues an important call to change current policies against drug wars. As a start, it wants to decriminalize minor drug offenses.
Easter Bunny, Easter Eggs: Bunnies Don't Lay Eggs, But What's The Story Behind The Tradition?
If bunnies don’t lay eggs, how did we end up having it on Easter? Here are some theories on the origin of the Easter bunny.
Spring Allergies: Signs, Symptoms And Treatment
Although spring means greener surroundings, it can also mean seasonal allergies. Learn the common signs and symptoms of spring allergies and how to prevent them.
Diet Rich In Vitamin C Lowers Risk Of Cataract Progression
A new UK study encourages people to start squeezing their lemons. It turns out vitamin C can be so good for preventing cataracts.
Babies Judge Emotional Reactions Of Adults: Study
Are babies smart? Two related studies show they are more than perceptive of anger – they can adjust to it.
Bacterial Strain Grows 60 Percent Better In Space Than On Earth
Bacteria in space are thriving, but one of them is such a standout it's surprising people in the ISS. It grew 60 percent better than it does on Earth.
New Technology Cuts Treatment Time For Prostate Cancer Patients
A revolutionary new software technology for a clinical trial hopes to shorten prostate cancer treatment visits to five. The team behind it is now looking for participants.
Healthy Gut May Prevent Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes: Study
A new U.S. research suggests that obesity and type 2 diabetes can be prevented by maintaining healthy gut bacteria. But there are problems.
Watch Tim Peake Zap Aliens In Space - Space Invaders That Is
A new ESA video shows Tim Peake and Scott Kelly fighting off 'aliens' in the International Space Station. Dodging and zapping, these two have a lot of fun playing 'Space Invaders' in space.
This Bear Kneecap Serves As Evidence That Humans Arrived In Ireland 2500 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
A serendipitous event in an Irish museum revealed that the first humans arrived in the country much earlier than previously thought. In fact, the timeline is pushed back by 2,500 years.
Millions Of Australians At Risk Of Bowel Cancer: Symptoms You Should Know And Recognize
Bowel cancer, a generally preventable disease, can affect at least 36 percent of Australians within the next 10 years. Further, it is reported to be highest among baby boomers and people in rural communities.
Only 1 In 2 Suicidal Patients Asked If They Have Access To Lethal Weapons: Study
Only one in two patients undergo lethal means assessment in the emergency departments. This means many doctors fail to help suicidal patients receive the right treatment and intervention.
Here’s the Science Why We Close Our Eyes When We Kiss
Two English psychologists have unlocked the mystery behind kissing and discovered that it has nothing to do with love, passion, or lust. Rather, it's all in the brain.
Pizza Ranch Restaurant Faces Lawsuit Over E. Coli Outbreak
Pizza Ranch Restaurant has more to its menu. A family of a young girl has decided to take the food chain to court after getting sick from its meal.
