Women Wear Red Mostly When Most Fertile
A team of experts has claimed following a latest study that women wearing red could attract men like magnets.
A total of 124 women of age 18 to 47 years were asked what their shirt colour was and when their last menstrual cycle had been experienced. The researchers noted that their choice of wearing red had a link to the peak of fertility.
'Sharpshooter' cancer drug Revealed by Researchers in Toronto
A popular group of Toronto researchers and the U. S. colleagues have disclosed a new "sharpshooter" drug.
Tough Actions Regarding Climatic Alterations in G8
The leaders who were taking part in G8 Summit in Northern Ireland recapped their commitment of taking bold action to regulate the climate alterations.
The final announcement made by them includes the page on the subject. It stated that it is among the priorities for the upcoming growth and well-being. The agreed to possessed "grave concern" about the disappointment to deliver enormously deep emission cuts.
Video Telecasting Man Walking on Lava, provoked Scientists to claim the Possibilities of Lava Walk
Geoscientists have attained a brand new conclusion by just analyzing a video on You-tube.
However, the scenes in the video were not the usual ones. The video shows a man taking five steps up a flow of lava on Mount Etna in Sicily. The researcher claims that the video confirms the fact that it is quite possible to take a walk on lava.
Researchers Print Tiny Lithium-Ion Batteries
A group of researchers at the Harvard University has recently announced that lithium-ion microbatteries have been printed a grain of sand's size by it as it used three-dimensional (3D) printing technique in a fruitful manner.
Astronomers Find Three Asteroids Co-Orbital with Uranus
For the first time, the astronomers have now found that an asteroid named Crantor and other two objects from the group of the Centaurs are co-orbital with Uranus of our solar system.
Jayalalithaa Asked for Replacing Indian gaurs with Rhinos from Assam
The state of Tamil Nadu in India has requested the Assam government on Wednesday to exchange a pair of Indian gaur for a couple of greater one-horned rhinoceros.
Target Proposes to Settle Case Against Sale of Fake MAC Products
Target on Tuesday proposed Estee Lauder subsidiary Make-Up Art Cosmetics to settle a case against it over sale of fake MAC products.
Angelina Was Wrong to Have Double Mastectomy, Says Melissa Etheridge
Angelina Jolie had lately written a piece dubbed "My Medical choice" for a newspaper. Since, she wanted to discuss and let know people about her decision of going for a double mastectomy.
Hairy Leg Stockings to Prevent Women from Unwanted Male Attention
A Chinese company has launched new hairy leg hosiery to help women ward off unwanted male attention. A photograph was posted on the Shanghai-based website ChinaSMACK that showed a model from the waist down wearing the on-trend stockings.
Women under Social Stress Early in Life May have Higher Chances of Breast Cancer
According to scientists, some kinds of stresses may increase the risk of certain types of aggressive breast cancer. It has been difficult for the scientists to figure out how the mechanism links to the biology of social stress with cancer.
Introduce Early Sex Education and Pills for Teenagers: Report
A report has opened a Pandora's Box regarding sex issues. The report raises complicated questions. It has the urged the government to provide sex education at a very early age in order to address teenage pregnancies.
Andy Allen Ready for Finals
A wide range of players were pushed back by Andy Allen of Ryde Golf Club in order to touch the list of finals of Belfry. The Island golfer is all set to target the national final of a Prince's Trust tournament.
Exposure to High Level of Air Pollution during Pregnancy May Make Child Autistic
Published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, a study has revealed that pregnant women are highly likely to give birth to an autistic child if they are exposed to high air pollution.
A group of researchers at Harvard University had conducted the study, which focused on analyzing the links shared by the occurrence of pollution and the developmental disorder's growth.
Montana’s Spotted Knapweed Invasions under Attack Due to RMEF
A recent report has been claiming that the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's new funding has been seemingly attacking the swarms of leafy spurge and spotted knapweed of Montana.
Distress Signals in Infants
Some signals of distress have been witnessed in infants by a few researchers from University of Calgary. The study has highlighted that in case of full-term healthy baby, it secretes a hormone different from that of the mother.
Wendy’s Employee fired for Misbehaving
"Unacceptable. The person in this photo is no longer at this Wendy's. We will be reinforcing proper procedures", said Wendy's. This is in response to a photograph that was posted on Facebook by its former employee.
Nap is Important for Sharp Mind: Expert
There are several conversations which include "I didn't sleep more than about 4 hours a night during the last two months of that project. there was just too much on my plate. We had a killer deadline, and no way around it". Such comments are included to highlight the fact that the person has no time to waste on sleep and prioritizes his work over sleep.
Secrets behind Yuri Gagarin’s Death
Facts relating to the death of Yuri Gagarin are out. After 45 years of death of the first man in space, his friend Alexei Leonov has spoken about the causes of his death.
Japanese Researchers Come up with Robot that Competes Humans
A group of researchers at the Namiki Laboratory of Chiba University has created a peerless air hockey robot now. The team claimed that the new robot would defeat any person when it comes to the famous arcade game.
Yes! It is being said that the air hockey-obsessed teenagers anywhere would see the robot as a bane. The robot is intelligent, lively and adroit, at the same time.
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