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Drinking Coffee and Tea is Associated with Better Liver Health
A new study suggests that drinking coffee and tea might be good for the liver health.
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LIFETraditional Chinese Medicine Could Prevent Heart Disease, Study Says
Traditional Chinese medicines are being used for thousands of years but failed to become mainstream in the Western world. Now, a recent study says that some of these traditional medicines could help people in preventing and decreasing the risk of certain heart disease.
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LIFEWorld's Leading Causes of Blindess That You Should Know by now
Blindness still affects 39 million people worldwide despite the medical advancement in today's generation. Knowing the leading causes of blindness may help a person avoid such dreaded visual impairment.
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LIFECampi Flegrei: Experts say Eruption of the Supervolcano Could Turn Europe into No-Fly Zone for Months
In March, researchers warned that the supervolcano Campi Flegrei in Naples, Italy could erupt sooner than previously assumed. Experts say that the volcano, sits miles from Mt. Vesuvius, has already reached the "critical stage" and such activity could lead to an imminent eruption. The consequences of the eruption could turn Europe into a no-fly zone for months.
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LIFEHere's how Early Warning System can Help People in Preparing for 'The Big One'
California likely rolls out earthquake warning system sometime in 2018. Although the system is said to be in a limited rollout, it can at least provide an earlier and helpful warning to help people in preparing for "The Big One."
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LIFEUFO Hunters Mysteriously Gone Missing While Searching for UFOs; Are Aliens to be Blamed?
After more than half an hour of search and rescue operation, a group of experienced UFO hunters were finally found after their sudden and unexplained disappearance. The UFO searchers were said to have gotten lost in Blue Hills Reservation in Milton.
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LIFEMicroplastic Debris: Next Big Threat to Earth's Ocean
Some of the most common materials that pollute the Earth's ocean are paper, metal, rubber, and of course plastics. Environmental and marine science specialists often described these as "marine debris". But recently, marine researchers discovered a new type of trash called "microplastics" in which they feared to be the next big threat in the ocean.
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LIFEGermany to Start Testing Facial Recognition Software to Locate and Identify Terror Suspects More Quickly
Germany will start testing facial recognition software in a train station in Berlin this summer. A minister said on Saturday that the testing of the software could help the police in locating and identifying terror suspects more quickly.
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LIFEHope for HIV: FDA Approves Generic Version of Truvada to Prevent and Treat HIV
Long before, Truvada has been regarded as a prescription medicine that can be used to help reduce the risk of getting HIV. Now, the quest to completely eradicate HIV seemed to have just been strengthened following the approval of FDA to the first ever generic version of Truvada.
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LIFEResearchers say Recent Presidential Election can Cause Public Health Crisis
Researchers from McLean Hospital Spirituality and Mental Health Program and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have warned about public health crisis brought by the recent presidential election. They point out that the history of physical and mental illness due to anxiety and fear caused by previous political climates is parallel to increasing stress and hostility currently experiencing by many people.
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