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Patients of Breast Cancer Have Improved Quality of Life Who have Social Support: Study

As per a new study published today in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, patients of breast cancer are able to manage their pain and other symptoms better if they have family and friends on their s

WA Struggled to Fulfill Refugee Mental Health Requirements

It is the National Prevention Week, for raising public awareness of mental health and the substance-abuse issues.

Smoking Marijuana Poses Lesser Risk of Bladder Cancer than Smoking Cigarette: Study

As per a new research presented at the annual meeting of American Urological Association in San Diego, smoking a cigarette leads you more towards bladder cancer than smoking marijuana pot.

Experts Expect Emergence of Buzzing Cicadas This Month

If recent discoveries of experts are to be believed then time is no far off when people will see the buzzing cicadas emerging from the ground.

First Step to Independently Verify Climate Changing Factors

A mission has been launched to track the carbon footprints over large cities.

Junk DNA not Required for Healthy Plants: Study

According to a new research, the genomes that do not code for proteins are not required for a healthy organism.

Decline in U.S. Drug Spending in Six Years

According to a report, the total per capita spending on drugs in the USA fell 3.5%.

FDA Rules to Continue Sales of Generic Opana Painkiller

Federal regulators announced on Friday that the sales of generic Opana will be continued even though the pills are prone to abuse. The narcotic painkiller is similar to OxyContin.

Rocket Capable of Destroying Orbiting Satellites Test-Fired by China

Recurring Brain Injuries Augments the Suicidal Risk in Soldiers; Study Reveals

Social Network Industry Bring Changes Prohibiting Prostitution

24-Hour Relay for Life Event to Take Place on May 18

Pot Smoking Has a Lower Risk of Bladder Cancer as Compared to Tobacco Smoking

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World’s Smallest Droplet Created by Physicists in Lab of Switzerland

As per a new release, Physicists in Switzerland claim to have created the smallest of drops of liquid. The scientists believe that the droplets would be able to lead to the further understanding of collective behavior. The short-lived droplet is equivalent to 100,000th the size of a hydrogen atom and about the size of three to five protons....

Barack Obama is Back in White House with a Bang

At 11.10 pm, Barack Obama recorded a historic win by defeating his rival, Mitt Romney by 100 votes. Obama was given 303 electoral votes by the major networks, while Romney got 203.

Obama, the first African American President, was elected...