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A DIY……..Toothbrush?

October 4, 2013 • Blog, HealthComments (0)

3D printers and their applications are popping up everywhere nowadays. From fashion to geographic information, this new piece of technology is running the gambit, being successful and useful for all. In fact, just a week ago on the television show Elementary, it was discovered by the characters that a 3D printer was used to make [&hellip...;

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Babies are officially addictive

September 30, 2013 • Blog, Culture, HealthComments (0)

Well, this explains a lot. A University of Montreal scientist has concluded that a newborn baby’s odour is just as addictive to women – specifically mothers – as drugs are to addicts. As reported by Global News, Dr. Johannes Frasnelli, a professor of...

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Alcoholism in Twins

September 27, 2013 • HealthComments (0)

Twins will no longer have to fear the dreaded stereotype of acting and dressing alike and even drinking alike. The reason being? Science. In a recent study by the Research Society on Alcoholism, it was discovered that the twin who develops cognitive and...

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Open Concepts Debunked

September 19, 2013 • Culture, HealthComments (0)

Hipsters and creative thinkers would like you to believe that when it comes to workplaces, an open concept trumps private cubicles every time. But according to a new study reported by the CBC, no walls may in fact equal less productivity. Australian...

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The Anti in Anti-Oxidant

September 12, 2013 • Blog, HealthComments (0)

If you thought you were getting away with not eating fruits and veggies by loading up on supplements instead, think again. A recent report by the CBC indicates that antioxidant supplements like vitamins A, C and E may be doing more harm than good. Health...

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Women come out on top

September 12, 2013 • Blog, Culture, HealthComments (0)

The question is still fiercely debated around the world: who’s superior, men or women? Well, it turns out we may finally have some conclusive evidence to at at last put the age-old issue to bed. Metro News has reported that a study by researchers at St....

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Tips for an Injury Free Summer

August 1, 2013 • Health, In the MagazineComments (0)

With summer upon us and all the activity that comes with it, it’s time to brush up on back injury prevention practices.Many sprains and strains happen when we lift things that are too heavy, or lift them incorrectly. Written by Mark Palmer Here are a few...