Mobile technology can help in prevention of diabetes: Study

The Times of India | 2016-08-09

NEW YORK: Text messages sent via mobile phones that advise healthy behaviours such as to exercise, eat less fats and consume more fruits and vegetables have the potential to prevent the risk of developing diabetes, reveals a study. The study has broad implications for diabetes prevention at the...

Parched India Village Uses Crowdfunding to Build Canal

Bloomberg | 2016-08-09

When farmers in the scorched village of Horti in Western India were struggling to raise money for a canal, they turned to an unlikely source: a crowdfunding website called FuelADream. The farmers had never heard of crowdfunding before, but a local non-profit group suggested the site and helped...

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Amish House Dust Found To Protect Kids Against Asthma

IFL Science | 2016-08-04

The Amish might be better known for beards and "barn-raising" than biomedical studies, but a new study has found a fascinating link between low asthma rates in Amish children and their house’s dust. The research, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, suggests that the “Amish environment”...

There's Very Little Evidence That Flossing Actually Works

IFL Science | 2016-08-03

Don't lie, everybody exaggerates how often they floss when they go to the dentist. However, maybe there’s no need to feel wracked with guilt the next time you skip a flossing session – there’s surprisingly little scientific evidence that flossing is good for your dental...

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Sonny Bill Williams injured, ruled out of Olympic tournament

Atlanta Journal | 2016-08-09

Sonny Bill Williams has been ruled out of the Olympic rugby sevens tournament after injuring his left ankle in New Zealand's shocking 14-12 opening loss to Japan. The highest-profile player involved in rugby's return to the...

Rio Olympics: Phelps says dopers shouldn't be allowed to compete

The Times of India | 2016-08-09

RIO DE JANEIRO: Olympic superstar Michael Phelps on Monday said drug cheats shouldn't be allowed back into sport after doping rows clouded the opening days of the Rio Olympics. Phelps said "it breaks my heart" after controversy over athletes who have previously failed drugs tests broke...

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The Independent | 2016-08-09

Swedish church to use drones to drop Bibles on Isis territory in Iraq

An evangelical church in Sweden has announced it wants to airdrop thousands of copies of the Bible onto areas of Iraq controlled by Isis militants, in an...

Toledo Blade | 2016-08-09

German police detain alleged high-ranking ISIS member

BERLIN — A German special police unit has detained an allegedly high-ranking member of the extremist Islamic State group in the southwestern town of...

WorldNews.com | 2016-08-09

German Prosecutors Discover 8 Additional Nazi Camp Suspects

Applying new legal reasoning, German prosecutors say they have tracked down eight people who allegedly worked at the Nazis’ Stutthof concentration camp during...

BBC News | 2016-08-09

Franz Kafka: Israeli library wins legal battle over unpublished papers

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that a collection of unpublished Franz Kafka manuscripts must be transferred from an Israeli family to the country's national...

CNN | 2016-08-09

'Iron Lady of Manipur': World's longest hunger strike to end

(CNN)After nearly 16 years, the world's longest hunger strike is due to come to an end Tuesday. Human rights activist Irom Sharmila started her strike in 2000,...

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Alternet | 2016-08-09

Desperate Donald: He's Plummeting in the Polls, so He's Turning up the Trash Talk

Trump's campaign is tanking, and his only recourse is to unleash insane and unhinged attacks on...