Death rates from cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes and injuries have lowered in America, reports a new study conducted by American Cacner Society. The researchers collected federal mortality data from 1969 to 2013 and analyzed trends of death rates by measuring the number of deaths per 100,000 people in a […]

Researchers say people who are exposed to second-hand smoke during the early stage of their life may face higher risk of atrial fibrillation or irregular heart rhythm. The study was conducted on about 5,000 adults from across the world by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco. All the […]

Finally the so-called female Viagra is on the shelves. Named as Addyi, the new pill is prescribed to women with low libido to boost more than sex drive. Going on sale on Saturday, the little pink pill now ends the war whether women are left out of the Viagra revolution. […]

More and more Americans are lately coming out as gay on Facebook. About 800,000 users have update their profile with a same-gender attraction or custom gender in past one year. On June 26 the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage in a hearing of Obergefell v. Hodges. Facebook said the number […]

Our ancestors didn’t sleep for eight hours a night. Scientists say they were as much sleep deprived as we are in our modern day life inclined more on technology. Scientists studied the sleep of three current preindustrial societies – the San tribe from Namibia, the Hadza of Tanzania and the […]

“I love you bro. Biggest fan but your clothing line is the exactly opposite of what you preach,” said a fan of Kanye West. On Wednesday the rapper debuted its Yeezy Season 2 at the New York Fashion Week 2015, but the dresses were heavily criticized by fans and media […]