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Worm Infestation Can Help Treat IBD And Gut Issues

By Peter R - Apr 16, 2016 07:42 AM EDT

A new study shows worms trigger production of useful bacteria that can neutralize those associated with IBD.

Saturn Cassini Spacecraft Studies Interstellar Dust From Beyond The Solar System

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 16, 2016 07:43 AM EDT

Scientists are studying the chemical composition of dust beyond our solar system. It might get homogenized by interstellar space 'stew', they surmise.

Rare Skin Condition Makes Florida Woman Allergic To Her Own Sweat And Tears

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 16, 2016 07:44 AM EDT

A rare skin condition called cholinergic urticaria has made a Florida woman allergic to herself, as she breaks out in hives whenever she is exposed to her own sweat and tears.

Genetically 'Edited' Mushroom Bypasses GMO Food Rules Through Regulatory Loophole

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 16, 2016 07:43 AM EDT

A white button mushrom that was edited using CRISPR will not be regulated by the USDA due to a regulatory loophole.

Three Tiny Mouse Lemur Species Found In Madagascar

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 16, 2016 07:44 AM EDT

Scientists have discovered three new species of mouse lemurs in the island nation, Madagascar. They give an insight into the diversity of species here.

In Just One Decade, Fossil Fuels Can Be Globally Phased Out

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 16, 2016 07:44 AM EDT

Scientists have found that with earnest government intervention, we can meet climate goals.

El Nino, ‘Godzilla,’ is Officially Over

By Kanika Gupta - Apr 15, 2016 11:19 AM EDT

Exceptionally warm oceans, “one storm after another like a conveyor belt,” California drought are just some of the consequences of a weather phenomena called El Nino, christened as Godzilla, and it is now officially dead!

Oil Industry and Its Evils Revealed in New Documents

By Kanika Gupta - Apr 15, 2016 11:11 AM EDT

New documents reveal that oil industry executives were aware of the climate change risk as well as caused due to carbon dioxide emissisons.

Couple Finds Whale Vomit Worth Up To $70,000

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 15, 2016 10:03 AM EDT

A United Kingdom couple has discovered a chunk of whale vomit that could fetch them up to $70,000 due to its value in the fragrance industry.

Smoking May Lead To More Unemployment And Lower Salaries

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 15, 2016 10:03 AM EDT

Stanford University researchers found that smokers tend to be without jobs for longer periods and earn much less than their non-smoking friends.

Clay Inscriptions Indicate That Bible Was Written Much Earlier Than Believed

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 15, 2016 10:04 AM EDT

Archaeologists have found ceramic shards inscribed with ancient text that date back to 600 B.C. They point out that literacy was widespread then, helping to compile early Biblical work.

Women Surrounded By Plants May Live Longer

By R. Siva Kumar - Apr 15, 2016 10:04 AM EDT

Harvard scientists find that women who live in green areas tend to live longer than those who stay far away.

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