Science & Health

Resistant Mosquitoes to Fight Dengue in Australia

Scientists from Australia, in a bid to fight Dengue fever caused by infected mosquitoes, is planning to release a swarm of resistant mosquitoes into the environment.

Jun 17, 2014

Arctic Warming Could Lead to Fewer Extreme Cold Weathers: Study (Reuters)

Arctic Warming Could Lead to Fewer Extreme Cold Winter - Study

With Arctic becoming warmer, climatic change is unlikely to lead to extreme cold weathers, according to a new study.

Jun 16, 2014

Nutty Chocolate Rocks

Nutty Chocolate Rocks Ingredients Dark chocolate - 100 gm Roasted Pista (crushed) - 30 gm Roasted Almonds (crushed) - 30 gm Roasted Walnuts (crushed) - 30 gm Muesli - 20 gm Method : 1. Melt the Dark chocolate in Microwave. 2. Add Roasted Pista, Roasted Almonds, Roasted Walnuts, Muesli & mix well in the melted chocolate. 3. Make your own shape & place in the butter sheet. 4. Keep in the Fridge for 10 minutes. 5. Your Nutty Chocolate Rocks is ready. Subscribe to YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/user/VentunoChefsCorner Like us on FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/VentunoChefsCorner Follow us on TWITTER -https://twitter.com/VentunoChef A Ventuno Production : http://www.ventunotech.com

Jun 16, 2014

Fasting Highly Effective in Preventing Progression of Prediabetes

American researchers found that fasting for 10 to 12 hours reduced bad cholesterol in the body, helped weight loss and protected against diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

Jun 16, 2014

New Pain-free Tooth Decay Treatment to Replace Conventional Dental Drills

Scientists have developed an innovative pain-free filling that will enable cavities to be repaired without the use of the dreadful drilling or injections.

Jun 16, 2014

Threesome goes wrong after husband got jealous of homeless man

Processed Red Meat Consumption Increases Risk of Heart Failure in Men

Eating as much as 75 grams of processed red meat per day was associated with 28 percent increased risk of heart failure in men, compared to its lower intake (25 grams).

Jun 16, 2014

This artist concept shows Pluto and some of its moons, as viewed from the surface of one of the moons. Pluto is the large disk at center. Charon is the smaller disk to the right. (NASA, ESA and G. Bacon (STScI))

Cracks in Pluto's Moon Suggest it Once had Underground Ocean

Pluto's moon has revealed cracks in it, which indicate that it might possess huge ocean of liquid water underneath.

Jun 16, 2014

Save water in the kitchen

The kitchen is a major consumer of water in the home, using around 10% of total household water consumption for cooking, cleaning, washing, or drinking. We all can make a difference just by making these few small changes to our daily habits. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/VentunoKitchenTips?fref=ts Twitter - https://twitter.com/kitchentips1 Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/VentunoKitchenTips A Ventuno Production http://www.ventunotech.com

Jun 16, 2014

Vitamin D Deficiency Associated with Increased Risk of Premature Death: Study

Vitamin D Deficiency Associated with Increased Risk of Early Death: Study

People who have low levels of vitamin D in the blood are likely to die early, according to a new study.

Jun 16, 2014

Sex Apps Increase Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections, Researchers Find

With the rise of new technology and apps, there is an increase in potential sexually transmitted infections (STI).

Jun 15, 2014

Ancient Elephant-like Fossil Discovered in New Mexico

A group of people at bachelor party who discovered an ancient fossil of an elephant-like creature called stegomastodon.

Jun 14, 2014

Use of Cement in Hip Replacement Surgeries is Linked to Deaths (Representational Image)

Use of Cement in Hip Replacement Surgeries Linked to Deaths: Study

According to a research by Patient Safety Experts in UK, the use of cement in several hip replacement surgeries conducted every year, is linked to surgery deaths. The study was conducted by researchers from Imperial College London, including Sir Liam Donaldson, the former chief medical officer.

Jun 14, 2014

Scientists Discover Why Female Dinosaurs Laid Smaller Eggs

A team of researchers have discovered that though dinosaurs were the largest creatures to have ever walked on Earth, they did not lay the world's largest eggs. Both individual egg size and clutch size of sauropods, one of the largest group of dinosaurs were found to be a lot smaller than previously thought.

Jun 14, 2014

Soon, a Device to Monitor Blood Sugar Level 24/7 (GovernmentZA/Flickr)

Device to Monitor Blood Sugar Level 24/7 to be Launched Soon

Close to half a million people in the US rush to hospitals every year due to blood sugar-related issues.

Jun 14, 2014

Dinosaurs were Neither Warm Nor Cold Blooded Creatures - Study

Dinosaurs were neither warm blooded like mammals and birds nor cold blooded like reptiles and amphibians; they were rather an intermediate class between warm and cold blooded, according to researchers.

Jun 14, 2014