Nigerian Mom Designs Solar-Powered Cribs That Put an End to Baby Jaundice Disease
The small crib is a sixth of the cost of a normal phototherapy crib, and is manufactured in Nigeria for use in cities and villages alike.
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New Cancer Therapy Completely Destroys Advanced Ovarian and Colorectal Tumors in 6 Days
At Rice University, a new cancer therapy has completely destroyed advanced ovarian and bowel tumors - in just six days.
600 More Hospitals Get Free LEGO MRI Scanners - to Reduce Anxiety in Young Patients
LEGO has announced it is donating 600 LEGO kits to hospitals worldwide for miniature MRI Scanners-to help kids cope with intimidating scans.
Changing Your Diet Could Add Up to 13 Years to Your Life, Study Says
Replacing refined grains with whole grains and legumes, and eating more fish, nuts, and vegetables, could add 10-13 years onto one's life.
Optimism Associated with Lower Risk of Heart Failure
Optimistic older adults who see the glass as half full appear to have a reduced risk of developing heart failure, according to the latest study on the topic.
These Superfoods Can Provide Important Nutrients With a Single Bite
Yet there are certain foods that are so rich in a particular nutrient that a mere bite can satisfy one's daily requirements.
Your Brain Doesn't Slow Down Until You're in Your 60s - Later Than Thought
Heidelberg study findings suggest that the speed of cognitive information processing remains largely stable between the ages of 20 and 60,
Exercise Can Help Older Adults Retain Memories
Pooling data from dozens of experiments let Pittsburgh researchers show whose brains benefit the most from exercise.
Calorie Restriction is Key Factor in Enhancing Human Health, Say Yale Researchers
A study led by Yale researchers confirms the health benefits of moderate calorie restrictions in humans—and identifies a key protein that could be harnessed.
Lifting Weights for Just Three Seconds a Day Helps Our Muscles Grow, According to Scientists
Lifting weights for just three seconds a day helps our muscles grow, according to researchers at Edith Cowan University.
First Time Someone With Cut Spinal Cord is Able to Walk Freely, Thanks to New Swiss Technology
Stimulated by electrical signals, the legs and low torso can be commanded to perform certain activities, like running, swimming, or pedaling.
1,000 Doctors Now Prescribing Nature By Giving Free Admissions With National Park Passes
Canada physicians will now have the opportunity to prescribe time in nature with free admission to the country's national parks.
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