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Doctors still trying to diagnose Walesa’s illness

Ex- Polish President and Nobel honoree Lech Walesa might have to stay in the hospital for the next week while the doctors says they are still trying to figure out what has rooted a lofty fever and gastric troubles, a hospital official declared Friday. The 67-year-old pioneer of the Solidarity anti-communist society was admitted into [...] (Continue reading)

HHS rejects Indiana Medicaid changes

The Health and Human Services Department casted off alterations in Indiana’s Medicaid scheme Wednesday, saying it unlawfully bars financial support for Planned Parenthood, and wanted to make obvious that a similar outcome is anticipated in other states that pass legislation hindering any eligible health care donor. State officials indicated they would not recognize HHS’ judgment. [...] (Continue reading)

Second Sight Gets Approval to Sell Eyewear for Degenerative Ey

Chris Beckett Second Sight has launched their Argus II eye wear in the European regions after it got the approval from the country’s division. Argus II, the flagship product of the California based company is a pair of spectacles that will restore a certain percent of sight to those who suffer from degenerative eye disease. [...] (Continue reading)

The Cause of the Mysterious Japanese Star Dog’s Death Unrevealed

Alec Ronin Finally the scientists of Japan have unraveled the decades-old great mystery regarding the cause of death for the most famous dog of Japan, named Hachiko. According to the legend, this dog was extremely loyal towards his master, who was a professor at University of Tokyo, it is remembered that Hachiko used to wait [...] (Continue reading)

Dietarian’s guide to food with a Mobile Camera

Staff Writer Taking a simple picture from your phone can now help you to determine the calories in a food. This technology has been developed by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation in Japan. Establishing from the shape, color and size of food, it tracks its calories information from the memory installed in it. Its memory [...] (Continue reading)

Centuries of drug history being displayed

By Staff Writer An exhibition is being held on Thursday at the London’s welcome collection museum which will be exhibiting the long time drug history with the roots of the history penetrating back in the centuries. The exhibition will focus on the controversial history of the opium from the pre biblical practices. Opium illegal drug [...] (Continue reading)

Damage to coral found near BP well

By Staff Writer Federal scientists have reported about damage to the coral near the BP well. There is a huge damage being done to the marine and coral life on the ocean floor near the site of the oil spill around the BP well. The scientists are of t6eh vies that the damage indicates that [...] (Continue reading)

Shock in the brain helps to improve math skills

Staff Writer Scientist has discovered a way to improve math skills by providing 15 minutes imperceptible electric current in the brain. Researchers used a noninvasive method called transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS), which did pass a gentle current through the skull into the parietal lobe, a brain region where the numbers are processed. The volunteers [...] (Continue reading)

Similac Recall 2010: Five million Cans recalled

Abbott Laboratories has recalled the powered baby milk products of its Similac brand. The company has recalled after it found beetles in one of its manufacturing facilities. According to Spread It, Abbott is recalling about five million Similac cans of powdered infant formula. The company has also created a webpage on its website where parents [...] (Continue reading)

Similac Recall 2010: Abbott recalls baby forumla

Abbott Laboratories, the producer of baby milk products, has announced that it is voluntarily recalling the Similac baby formula. The recall will only happen in few countries including Puerto Rico, Guam and United States. (Continue reading)