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Sperm Allergy Turns Woman’s Wedding Night into Nightmare!
A woman's wedding night in Australia turned into a nightmare when she realized that she was allergic to her husband's sperm. Julie Boyde from Ambridge, Pennsylvania had married lover Mike ...

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Tomatoes may Give a Fillip to Weight Management
Battling the bulge may just get easier with tomatoes, as recent research has shown that tomatoes may help fight excess weight. Researchers from Reading University said that tomatoes can instil...

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Genetically Manipulated Flies Used As A Model To Understand Human Type 1 Diabetes
In a breakthrough study, University of Maryland scientists have created a novel fruit fly model that could help unravel the genetics of human Type 1 diabetes. They said that fruit fly, Dro...

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Curcumin may Help Ward Off Colon Cancer and Psoriasis
Curcumin, the active ingredient found in turmeric, may help ward off diseases like cancer, psoriasis and Alzheimer's disease. Researchers are now engaged in making capsules of this ingredient so that ...

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Irish Tops 'World's Sexiest Accents' Poll
The Irish style of speech has topped the poll of the 'World's Sexiest Accent' defeating the French. The poll of 5,000 women worldwide resulted in the Italian and the Scottish coming in the...

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Technology Doesn't Cause Social Isolation: Pew Study
Contrary to popular belief, technology is not leading to social isolation and Americans who use the Internet and mobile phones have larger and more diverse social networks, finds a new study. ...

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'Free Body Culture' is Healthy, Say East German Nudists
"It has nothing to do with sex," insisted Udo Schumacher, 64, as he stood, fully naked, on a beautiful but bracing beach in Prerow in what was once communist East Germany. "If you go in an...

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Increasing Number of Asian Women Getting Boobs Bigger to Improve Self-Esteem
An increasing number of Asian women are going for boob-boosting surgeries to improve their self-esteem. The rise in the number is also due to the techniques, which are getting simpler and ...

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Daily Dose Of Fruits, Veggies can Boost Immunity Against Flu
Want to keep the flu at bay? Well, then make your immune system stronger by having colorful fruits and vegetables, says an expert. Health/wellness expert Amy Hendel says that in addition t...

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Top French Chefs Cook Up a Treat in Paris Subway
Top French chefs Tuesday took their culinary skills into the Paris underground, cooking up a treat for a crowd of commuters in a bid to prove haute cuisine can be cheap and simple. "Sharin...

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Sex Education in Primary Schools to Become Compulsory in UK
It is official now. Sex education will become compulsory in UK’s primary schools from September 2011, Schools Secretary Ed Balls has announced. Faith schools will not be exempt from the new regulation...

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Eating Quickly Can Prompt Overeating
Gorging on your favourite meal can make you overeat, according to researchers. The research team from Laiko General Hospital in Athens Greece have found that eating quickly, as compar...

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One Third of Breast Cancer Tumours Change Form When They Spread
One third of breast cancer tumours change form when they spread, UK study shows. Scientists from the Breakthrough Breast Cancer Research Unit at the University of Edinburgh analysed 211 tumour...

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FDA Chief Says Little Impact Will be Felt from Lawsuits
Dr. Lawrence Deyton, the tobacco chief of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has said that there will not be much of an impact made by the lawsuits filed by cigarette makers against the agency.

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World First as Swine Flu Hits US Cat
Vets in the US state of Iowa said Wednesday that a household cat had tested positive for swine flu - the first known case of the new pandemic strain spreading to the feline population. The...

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