Perhaps everything started when Jennette McCurdy chose not to be at the Kid’s Choice Awards to accept her show’s awards or was it during some racy picture of her in a sexy lingerie flooded social media or perhaps the salary issue between Ariana Grande and her, either way Nickelodeon’s “Sam & Cat” is in deep trouble of being aired for ... Read More »
He can be seen in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 as one of Spidey’s nemeses, Electro – a spooky blue villain who can control electricity. And as he prepared to watch his character make its cinematic debut at the New York premiere pf the film on Thursday, Jamie Foxx was joined by one of his biggest fans in the form of ... Read More »
Novartis International AG Friday said its Phase IV INSTEAD switch study for Onbrez Breezhaler in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD, met its primary objective. The results from the trial confirmed non-inferiority of Onbrez Breezhaler or indacaterol in lung function compared to Seretide or salmeterol/fluticasone or SFC in the patients. Read More »
Two young Irish boys lived a dream this week when they got to meet Winter the Dolphin. Hassan and Hussein Benhaffaf, 4-year-old twins born conjoined from the chest to the pelvis, were separated when they were 4-months-old. Each boy was left with only one leg and one kidney. They have wanted to meet Winter since watching the Dolphin Tale movie. Read More »
April 23 marks 30 years since the U.S. announced the discovery of what causes AIDS: a retrovirus called HTLV-III, later renamed HIV. At their 1984 press conference, in the face of one of the world’s most terrifying medical epidemics, Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler and virologist Dr. Robert Gallo of the National Cancer Institute projected scientists would be ... Read More »
A scathing look at the sexual violence that plagues the Canadian military is the focus of an exclusive investigation by L’actualité, Maclean’s sister publication. Every day, five individuals in the Canadian military community become victims of sexual assault, according to statistics obtained through Canada’s Access to Information Act. Read More »
The crazy, stunt-filled show, Buckwild returns to MTV for season 2 after being cancelled last year due to the death of their cast member Shain Gandee. Read More »
At least 13 people are hurt after a school bus in California ran off the road, went up a steep hillside and crashed into a tree. According to fire officials, the bus was carrying children from a charter school in Anaheim. The bus appeared to be stuck on the hill, up against the tree, making it difficult for emergency crews ... Read More »
As falls can be devastating for older people, 1 many interventions to reduce the risk of falls in this group have been examined. Vitamin D supplementation is a strategy receiving much attention in view of its ease of administration and perceived favourable benefit-to-risk ratio. Read More »
The Federal Government is moving to keep e-cigarettes and other smoking related products out of the hands of teenagers. The Food and Drug Administration is about to ban the sale of e-cigs, cigars, pipe tobacco, hookahs and dissolvable tobacco products to anyone under 18. Some local shops are worried about the effects on their businesses. Read More »
The Y chromosome, which determines whether a mammal will be a male has been found being stable for the past 25 million years, according to a new research published in the journal Nature. Compared to the larger X chromosome, the Y pales both in size and the amount of genes it contains.In the last 1950s, many geneticists predicted that the ... Read More »
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