European fossils may belong to earliest known hominid

May 22, 2017, by Deborah Young

Untangling ancient roots: Earliest hominid shows new, improved face. Science News. Vol. 167, April 9, 2005, p. 227. B. Bower. Early ancestors come together: Humanity’s roots may lie in single, diverse … [Read more...]

Climate Change to Reduce European Holidays to the Mediterranean

July 11, 2016, by Patricia Serrano

by UNISDR Photo Gallery Climate changes directly affect tourism. Fewer people are booking flights from Europe to the Mediterranean because of these climate changes, which directly affects popular … [Read more...]

Roman ‘Curse Tablets’ Made of Gold Discovered in Viminacium, Serbia

August 7, 2016 By Charles Pounders

BELGRADE, Serbia — So-called “curse tablets” made of gold and silver have been discovered in Roman tombs, archaeologists said. The finds were made at the Viminacium archaeological site in eastern Serbia, the location of the former capital of the Roman … Continue reading at nbcnews.com A plan that would designate a unique undersea area 150 […]

A Battle of Great Proportions: The Fight Against Obesity

August 1, 2016 By

by MyFWC Research Recent studies came up with a statistical figure that approximately fifty-eight million men and women are overweight; roughly forty million are obese; and around three million are morbidly obese. Another study said that eight out of ten adults over twenty-five are overweight. Being overweight and obese has been an on-going concern for […]

Building Better Bones

July 2, 2016 By Leon Hernandez

by Nottingham Vet School “It is a bone-deep change you are going into, my beloved,” counsels Grandmother Growth. “You must open to your very marrow for this transformation. No cell is to remain untouched. You are to open more than you ever dreamed you could open, more than you have opened in birth or in […]

Merits and Demerits of Statistics

June 8, 2016 By Glen Getty

by kate.gardiner Introduction to merits and demerits of statistics: Statistics means the methods used for gathering, organization, study and interpretation of statistical data. Statistics is also described as the science which deals with collection, analysis and interpretation of numerical information. Statistics consists of tests used to analyze information. In this article we will see the […]

Grow Your Own Organic Vegetable Garden

June 5, 2016 By Jack Cobb

by Mhatma Organic systems recognize that our health is directly connected to the health of the food we eat and, ultimately, the health of the soil. Here are some of the main features of organic growing: – Organic growing severely restricts the use of artificial chemical fertilizers and pesticides. – Instead, organic growers rely on […]

Understanding the Biology of Fear

July 7, 2016 By Kathleen Diaz

by phylofigures The emotion known as fear, evolutionary biology claims, is an integral part of a person’s survival instinct. Observing animals can easily confirm this statement. Terror at the prospect of being killed and eaten is the driving force behind the gazelle’s rapid dash across the African savanna. Terror of being pushed out of her […]

How Electrical Transformer Effects on People?

July 10, 2016 By Leon Hernandez

by kwinkunks Introduction: Since 1800, when the French physicist Alessandro Volta discovered a substance process for producing and saving energy, the use of this force has become a central aspect of modern life. The developing globe is occupied with electro-magnetic areas that result from the generation, transmitting and use of energy. In recent decades, however, […]

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