Health
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Taco Bell Retracts 2.3 Billion Pounds Of Seasoned Beef
Mexican inspired food chain Taco Bell has taken a firm decision to recall around 2.3 billion pounds of seasoned beef…
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Durian healthy or not
Durian is a fruit which belongs to the tree species named Durio. It is a fruit which is rich in…
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Common Mistakes Which Might Hurt Your Retirement Funds
Getting retired means, you are no longer going to work; hence you must depend upon the savings you made. Retiring…
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New Study Reveals Drinking Extensive Amount of Coffee Does Not Spoil Heart Health
It’s a time to celebrate for coffee lovers. A new study, published on Monday, reveals coffee is not that bad…
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A Genetically Engineered Fungus Could Help to Stop Malaria from Spreading
A fungus, genetically improved to create spider toxin, can swiftly kill a large number of malaria-spreading mosquitos. According to a…
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Study Reveals a Strange Mixture of Ingredients in Energy Drinks Could Impose Health Risk
Previously, scientists had claimed energy drinks could increase weight. But the finding states those refreshing energy drinks have ties to…
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WHO Approves Gaming Disorder as a Mental Disorder During the Revision of ICD-11
The World Health Organization has now officially determined ‘Gaming Disorder’ as a health condition. The health agency decided to include…
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WHO Has Classified Burnout as a Mental Disorder
In the ongoing digital age, people have forgotten the way of living. Aspects like all-day busy schedules, full-time jobs often…
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Small Study Reveals CBD Might Help in Treating Opioid Addiction
A new study released on Tuesday reveals that cannabidiol (CBD) could help people fighting with addiction. Although it is a…
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Study Finds an Evident Link Between Eating Ultra-Processed Food, Overeating, and Obesity
Scientists from the National Institute of Health have made a groundbreaking discovery. People who eat highly-processed food gain more weight…
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