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Study Reveals The Connection Of Antibiotics And Acid-Suppressing Medications To Obesity
Another breakthrough in science just happened. A recent study published in the journal Gut revealed the link between antibiotics, acid-suppressing drugs and obesity. 
Another breakthrough in science just happened. A recent study published in the journal Gut revealed the link between antibiotics, acid-suppressing drugs and obesity. -
Taller People Are At High Risk Of Cancer As They Have More Cells In Their Body, Study Says
A new research suggests taller people are at high risk of cancer than smaller people because they tend to have more cells in their body which makes them prone to dangerous mutation. 
A new research suggests taller people are at high risk of cancer than smaller people because they tend to have more cells in their body which makes them prone to dangerous mutation. -
Study Finds Chinese Will Live Longer Than Americans By 2040, But Spanish Will Live The Longest
The life expectancy in 2040 is expected to change in every nation, but there will be a dramatic shift in the rankings. A study finds China will likely to trade places with the United States, while Spain will be taking the top spot in living the longest. 
The life expectancy in 2040 is expected to change in every nation, but there will be a dramatic shift in the rankings. A study finds China will likely to trade places with the United States, while Spain will be taking the top spot in living the longest. -
Scientists Withdraw Study About Chronic Fatigue Amid Patients, Activists Criticism
Scientists from a respected journal withdraw their study about chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as myalgic encephalopathy (ME), as it gathers criticism from patients and activists. But the researchers involved in the study said the decision is "disproportionate and poorly justified" and is considered as a victory for activists disputing whether the condition has physical and psychological elements. 
Scientists from a respected journal withdraw their study about chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as myalgic encephalopathy (ME), as it gathers criticism from patients and activists. But the researchers involved in the study said the decision is "disproportionate and poorly justified" and is considered as a victory for activists disputing whether the condition has physical and psychological elements.
