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Cook with these two ingredients to cut your cancer risk, Study finds

Cook with these two ingredients to cut your cancer risk, Study finds

You may not like spicy and sharp flavours of chili peppers and ginger, but new research suggests the ingredients, when paired together, work to lower your cancer risk. Researchers show in mouse studies that the pungent compound in ginger, 6-ginergol, could counteract capsaicin’s potentially harmful effects. In combination with the capsaicin, 6-gingerol could lower the risk of cancer, they say. ... Read More »

Huge tropical Huntsman spider found in shipping container in UK

Huge tropical Huntsman spider found in shipping container in UK

A giant Huntsman spider, which is usually found in tropical areas of the world such as Australia and Asia, has been found in a shipping container in Scotland. The female huntsman spider is searching for a specialist home after it was found in Aggreko’s manufacturing premises in Dumbarton. Staff at the Scottish base trapped the giant creepy crawly before it ... Read More »

Friendly dolphin delights bathers in German canal (Video)

Friendly dolphin delights bathers in German canal (Video)

A dolphin has turned up at Kiel harbour and has become very friendly with the local children, taking them for rides on its fins. According to the German Waterways and Shipping Office, it has often been spotted swimming in and out of the canal that connects the Baltic Sea to the North Sea. Hundreds of children have swum with the ... Read More »

Scientists discover 63 new quasars in early universe

Scientists discover 63 new quasars in early universe

Astronomers discover 63 of the most powerful, luminous, and energetic objects known in the Universe in one study. “The formation and evolution of the earliest light sources and structures in the universe is one of the greatest mysteries in astronomy,” lead author Eduardo Bañados from the Carnegie Institution for Science said in a statement released Monday. “Very bright quasars such ... Read More »

ESAC survey: Canadians using phones to game more than other devices

ESAC survey: Canadians using phones to game more than other devices

Forty-one per cent of Canadians say their mobile devices are their preferred method of playing video games, according to a new survey from the Entertainment Software Association of Canada. “There’s no doubt anymore that video games are entrenched in popular culture and entertainment,” said Jayson Hilchie, President and CEO of ESAC. “Mobile games have exploded in popularity; top charts for ... Read More »

Sugar Industry Manipulated Heart Studies, Report

Sugar Industry Manipulated Heart Studies, Report

The sugar industry paid Harvard researchers in the 1960s to bury research linking sugar intake to heart disease and to instead make fat the culprit, according to a study of archival documents. An analysis of those papers by researchers at UC San Francisco appears Sept. 12 in JAMA Internal Medicine. The internal industry documents, which were found in public archives, ... Read More »

Whirling disease confirmed in upper Bow River, CFIA says

Whirling disease confirmed in upper Bow River, CFIA says

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), the lead federal agency responsible for preventing the spread of animal diseases within Canada, confirmed the presence of whirling disease in the upper Bow River, downstream from the confluence of the Bow River and Cascade River within Banff National Park. The province says a three-point action plan was developed after whirling disease was found ... Read More »

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Joins the PlayStation 4 Pro Launch Line Up, Report

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Joins the PlayStation 4 Pro Launch Line Up, Report

Currently available on PC, Xbox One and PS4, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, is also coming to the PlayStation 4 Pro (PS4 Pro) computer entertainment system, Square Enix and Eidos-Montréal announced. With PS4 Pro, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided has had a whole new layer of detail added to it: overall resolution increased, aliasing reduced, reflective surfaces improved, and more detailed lighting ... Read More »