A new study looked to determine if acupuncture could actually be a useful treatment method for patients coming into the emergency room with considerable pains. Research was carried out by RMIT School of Health and Biomedical Sciences specialists, led by Professor Marc Cohen. A study paper is available in the Medical Journal of Australia. Acupuncture is a key element in … [Read more...]
Weight Problems Are A Global Issue As Obesity Is On The Rise
A new report, carried out on a global scale, once again points out the increasing number of people affected by weight problems. Study results conclude that obesity is no longer a national problem. Rather, it is a global one as around 2 billion people are struggling with being overweight or obese. The study set being overweight as having a BMI between 25 to 29.9 and obese for … [Read more...]
Blue Whale Found Dead In California Affected By Ship Strike
On early Friday, people discovered a massive blue whale that washed ashore dead on a beach in California. Following its detection, scientists have been looking to determine its cause of death. Now, specialists claim that this animal was most likely, even surely struck by a ship. This Ship Strike Had Serious Effects on the Blue Whale The female adult blue whale was detected on … [Read more...]
Research Took A Closer Look At How Ladybugs Fold Their Wings
A team of researchers took a closer look at how ladybugs fold their wings with some help from nail art and high-speed cameras. The results of their observations could nonetheless have interesting consequences in various design areas. A study on the matter became available last week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The research team behind the study was … [Read more...]
Orangutan Mothers Still Breastfeed Their Offspring At 8 Years Old
New research based on the latest technology shows that orangutan mothers breastfeed their babies for a longer period than any other mammal species. The most recent study found that young orangutans continue being breastfed even as they are eight or even nine years old. Previous studies approximated that orangutans weaned their young until these reached about seven years old. … [Read more...]
