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Top 10 Pokemon based on terrifying myths and legends

The current popularity of the phenomenal game app Pokemon Go has brought about a renewed interest in the twenty-year-old multimedia

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‘You’re not lazy, you’re smart!’ says Science

Would you rather stare off into space or occupy yourself with some activity, any activity, as long as you don’t

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Rep. Salceda calls government attention to Badjao girl’s bullying incident on PBB

Albay Representative Joey Salceda has called on government agencies Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Movie and Television Review

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15 Foods You Should Not Store In The Fridge

The refrigerator is one of the most important appliances in a kitchen since it keeps food safe for consumption. However, not all foods stay fresh and safe inside the ref. Here

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Kidney stones giving you pain? Then hop on a rollercoaster

When patients of urologist Dr. David Wartinger approached him one after the other with reports of painlessly passing kidney stones after visits to amusement parks, the doctor knew he just had to investigate the phenomenon. And what better place to check out the claims than Disney World? Wartinger and a

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Researchers say you can now erase painful memories

Negative memories from bad breakups, loss of a loved one or traumatic experiences can haunt us for the rest of our lives and cause anxiety, depression, phobia, and even trigger post-traumatic disorder. But through a groundbreaking discovery by scientists, painful memories don’t have to be as crippling as they were before.

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15 Foods You Should Not Store In The Fridge

The refrigerator is one of the most important appliances in a kitchen since it keeps food safe for consumption. However, not all foods stay fresh and safe inside the ref. Here is a list of foods that you should never store inside your fridge. Exception: whole peeled, sliced, or chopped food items listed below should be refrigerated in a covered container. Photo credit: Business Insider

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Single men and women to be classified as “Disabled” by World Health Organization

The World Health Organization (WHO) is about to announce its controversial move to classify single men and women without sexual partners as “infertile” and disabled. According to the authors of the new global standards, the new definition will give every individual the right to reproduce. From the World Health Organization’s clinical definition, Infertility is “a disease of the reproductive system

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Kidney stones giving you pain? Then hop on a rollercoaster

When patients of urologist Dr. David Wartinger approached him one after the other with reports of painlessly passing kidney stones after visits to amusement parks, the doctor knew he just had to investigate the phenomenon. And what better place to check out the claims than Disney World? Wartinger and a few other Michigan State University colleagues set off for the

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Researchers say you can now erase painful memories

Negative memories from bad breakups, loss of a loved one or traumatic experiences can haunt us for the rest of our lives and cause anxiety, depression, phobia, and even trigger post-traumatic disorder. But through a groundbreaking discovery by scientists, painful memories don’t have to be as crippling as they were before. Researchers have actually found a way to erase, alter, and

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Want to live longer? Marry an intelligent woman

Marrying a smart partner not only makes your life a lot easier, it can also make you live longer. After studying the health of identical twins, scientists believe that having an intelligent partner can act as “buffer” to dementia. Mental health professor Lawrence Whalley of Aberdeen thinks that a combination of the right diet and a stimulating environment may help

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Do dogs see what you see on TV?

Ever wonder what’s going on in your dog’s head when they’re watching TV with you? Do they see the same things that you see onscreen? Research has found that dogs prefer certain images and videos. In fact, experts have discovered that pooches have a preference towards watching other canines and are attracted to sounds like barking and whining, the sound