[ad_1] Another way to fight the heat.Mit researchers have invented a new type of window cover reflecting heat. According to scientists, about 6% of the electricity produced in the United States is …
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[ad_1] (Photo: Getty) New research has shown that weightlifting better protects heart disease than walking and cycling. Everyone knows that exercise is good for the heart, but previous research or advice does …
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[ad_1] Protections for electronics users of all kinds have been passed in an extensive ruling by the Library of Congress that covers technologies as diverse as consumer electronics, farm equipment, 3D printing, …
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[ad_1] True Thompson has a guardian in Reign Disick's cousin. On Friday, Kourtney Kardashian shared a photo of her youngest son with her sister Khloe Kardashian's daughter. On the pretty picture, Reign, …
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[ad_1] I've marked a birthday last week by getting myself vaccinated against the flu. One hundred years have passed since the 1918 pandemic, in which approximately 50 million people worldwide, including 675,000 …
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[ad_1] Resveratrol is one of the most studied natural substances, mainly for the prophylaxis of cancer. The molecule is found in grapes and red wine. Previous studies conducted in the laboratory and …
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[ad_1] Investigators have discovered that an oral tablet for influenza vaccination can protect against infection as well, if not better, than the commercial injectable quadrivalent influenza vaccine. The results of the phase …
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[ad_1] Broken emails Receive alerts and special reports. News and stories that matter, delivered in the morning on weekdays. SUBSCRIBE An experimental vaccine GlaxoSmithKline could prevent tuberculosis to develop in half of …
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[ad_1] A pile of cocaine hydrochloride. Credit: DEA Drug Enforcement Agency, public domain There are no drugs approved to treat cocaine addiction or overdose. Frequent users tend to become less and less …
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[ad_1] The Brookings City Mosquito Crew collects the traps and takes them to SDSU, where undergraduates Haileselassie Tefera and Priscilla Simon Heliso classify them by species and then send West Nile Virus-carrying …
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