Posts By Bonio Kaljic
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2.0KScience NewsBungee-Like Nerves In Their Jaws Help Big Whales Gulp Huge Volumes Of Water And Food
Blue and humpback whales have stretchy nerves in their jaws which help them swallow large volumes of water and food, sometimes even...
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1.5KScience NewsFjords Are Helping ‘Fight’ Global Warming By Sequestering Large Amounts Of Carbon Dioxide, Study Finds
Fjords of Norway and Alaska are known for their otherworldly beauty, but according to the latest study, they also play an important...
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1.9KHealth NewsGenetic Inheritance And Sleep Terrors In Early Childhood Are Main Causes Of Sleepwalking, Study Finds
Children who suffer from sleep terrors in early childhood are more likely to develop sleepwalking later, according to researchers. The study published...
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1.6KMedicine NewsGene Therapy Could Be A Solution For Inherited Blindness, Study Suggests
Two trials in gene therapy on Leber’s congenital amaurosis, an inherited form of blindness, have shown signs of temporary vision improvement, according...
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2.0KScience NewsSixty Percent Of Large Herbivores Face Threat Of Extinction, Study Finds
Sixty percent of giant herbivores, such as black rhinos, camels, elephants and buffaloes are at risk of extinction, according to researchers. The...
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1.6KInternet NewsControl What Personal Information You Share With New Facebook Login Tool
Facebook has finally launched the new Facebook Login tool, which provides users with an option to choose what profile information they share...
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2.0KHealth NewsChemicals In Pizza Boxes Could Cause Health Problems And Cancer, Scientists Warn
Pizza boxes, carpet cleaners and other similar products contain a class of chemicals which could increase the risk of cancer and cause serious...
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1.7KHealth NewsThree Babies Saved By 3D Printed Biomaterial, Growth-Flexible Windpipe Implants
Three baby boys with life-threatening breathing problems are alive today thanks to 4D biomaterial windpipe, a medical implant that changes shape over...
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2.0KScience NewsGlobal Warming And Rising Temperatures Could Lead To Massive Extinction Of 1 In 6 Species, Study Warns
Due to global warming and rising temperatures, one in six species are likely to become extinct, a recent study has warned. The...
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1.8KHealth NewsSpending Time In The Sun Can Help Reduce The Risk Of Pancreatic Cancer, Study Suggests
According to a recent study, spending time in the sun can help your body produce more vitamin D, thus helping you reduce the risk...
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1.8KHealth NewsSwapping Sugary Drinks For Water, Unsweetened Tea Or Coffee Reduces Risk Of Diabetes By 25 Percent, Study Finds
Swapping a sugary beverage for an artificially sweetened drink, fruit juice, tea or coffee can reduce the risk of diabetes by a hefty...
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2.6KHealth NewsFlakka, $5 ‘Insanity Drug’ Is The Reason Behind Bizarre Crimes In Florida
A new synthetic drug called flakka is the reason behind latest bizarre crimes happening in Florida. According to the police, one man...
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3.0KNutrition NewsConsumption Of Potassium Rich Foods Is More Efficient Than Low-Salt Diet, Study Suggests
Consumption of potassium rich foods has more positive effects on health than partaking in a low-salt diet, according to latest study. A...
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2.0KScience NewsBullying Has Worse Consequences Than Child Abuse, Study Suggests
Being bullied possibly has worse effects later than being sexually abused or neglected, according to recent study. The study was published in...
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1.5KScience NewsChinese Scientists Alter Genomes In Human Embryos Raising Ethical Concerns
Scientist from Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, have published a study that reveals genes in human embryos have been modified, raising various ethical...
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3.1KHealth NewsStudy Finds: Air Pollution Causes Dementia, Brain Shrinkage And Silent Strokes
Living in a big city with high levels of air pollution from traffic or industry can cause silent strokes, eventually leading to...
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1.4KScience NewsBees Are Addicted To Certain Pesticides, Study Finds
According to latest study, bees may become addicted to neonicotinoid, a chemical used in pesticides, showing similar symptoms as nicotine addiction in...
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2.2KScience NewsVampire Squids Have Unique Reproductive Strategy, Study Finds
According to latest study, vampire squids, which live in the depths of the ocean, possess a very unique reproductive strategy that differs...
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1.4KHealth NewsPets Can Transmit Infections To People, Study Finds
According to a recent study, pets can be a source of infection and newborns, the elderly, children with leukemia and people with weakened immune system...
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2.1KScience NewsSea Lion Pup Kidnapped And Harassed By 4 People
Somebody stole a sea lion cub from its mother at on Dockweiler State Beach, Los Angeles, on Sunday morning and one wildlife...
