Lifestyles

Surgeons use 3D-printed heart to save life of 2-week-old baby By | October 13, 2014
With this technique, it was like we had a road map to guide us. We were able to repair the baby’s heart with one operation.”
The Rise of the Islamic State: The Strategic Surprise By Ephraim Kam | October 13, 2014
The US intelligence community will likely continue to find it difficult to confront ISIS
Trinity College Dublin Holds the Largest Collection of Samuel Beckett Letters of any Research Librar By | October 9, 2014
This latest acquisition cements Trinity College Library’s position as the world’s number one repository for the correspondence of Samuel Beckett
US Government selects Dutch NGO to fight global killer disease TB By | October 9, 2014
KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation will lead 525 million dollar TB control program
Art news: Learn pottery in Croatia By | October 8, 2014
The Raku Garden
No Skis Required! 5 Reasons Why Ireland is a Winter Wonderland By | October 7, 2014
Ireland is the ideal destination to embrace the winter weather.
Researchers explore new treatments for burn survivors By | October 7, 2014
Calgary Firefighters Burn Treatment Society $1 million gift creates Chair in Skin Regeneration and Wound Healing
Israeli aid on way to fight Ebola spread By Israel21c | October 7, 2014
After providing medical supplies and psychological support, Israel will send three mobile emergency Ebola treatment units to high-risk countries.
Tobacco Plants Lead the Way to Ebola Cure By | October 6, 2014
Nicotiana benthamiana, already used to produce West Nile virus antibodies, offers similar protection against the devastating Ebola virus
Video: Meet the New Dog Breeds By | October 4, 2014
American Kennel Club introduces new dog breeds set to debut at Westminster
Cranberry Month: Let’s Talk Turkey By | October 2, 2014
October gardening: Thanksgiving, cranberries
Art news: British artists shortlisted for international art prize By | October 1, 2014
Claire Wiltsher from Hampshire
Fall Festival for Gardeners By | October 1, 2014
October gardening: Black thumbs
America’s Thirst for Wine Insatiable, Despite Rise of Cocktails, Craft Beer By | September 30, 2014
Younger consumers are eating and drinking adventurously. This bodes well for the wine industry.
Art news: Scottish painter to exhibit in UK By | September 24, 2014
Jonathan Mitchell from Angus
Scrap the artificial sweetener, it could be causing diabetes By Israel21c | September 23, 2014
Revelation about how sugar substitute can cause metabolic changes will leave a sour taste in your mouth.
Dumfries House Walled Garden By | September 19, 2014
September gardening: Horticulture, British Isles
Piezo Motors Power MRI Robot By | September 18, 2014
Combining magnetic field immunity with high precision motion over inches of travel, piezo “leg” motors walk the line.
Study: Artificial Sweeteners may promote diabetes By | September 17, 2014
The researchers turned to 381 non-diabetic volunteers who filled out a questionnaire that estimated their consumption of artificial sweeteners
Alas for the Hairy Quandong By | September 17, 2014
September gardening: Hairy quandong, Elaeocarpus williamsianus
Life Is Richer with Wine By | September 16, 2014
Enjoying a bottle with friends is always more meaningful than drinking alone
Where will YOU eat your apples and honey this Rosh Hashana? By Israel21c | September 15, 2014
Jewish New Year
British widlife artist becomes patron of top conservation exhibition in Canada By | September 15, 2014
Pollyanna Pickering from Derbyshire has accepted the role of patron to the world's top conservation-themed art exhibition
Celebrate the Seattle Seahawks at The Edgewater Hotel By | September 12, 2014
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Eleven top Israeli innovations to treat, seal and heal wounds By Israel21c | September 12, 2014
New wound-care products are easing patients’ pain and winning fans among healthcare providers worldwide.
Art news: First artist in residence at Michelham Priory By | September 10, 2014
The first artist in residence, who will be starting work very soon, is Michael Richardson, a member of the Wapping Group of Artists
Unidentified Respiratory Virus Likely to Hit Kids Across Country By | September 8, 2014
"Kids with no wheezing are having wheezing."
Pharmacotherapy Failure in Chronic Insomnia Patients By | September 3, 2014
Sleep apnea, Insomnia
Art news: Major exhibition in Scotland from October By | September 3, 2014
House For An Art Lover
Heart research sheds light on breast cancer By Israel21c | September 3, 2014
Study: A protein called Erbin plays a role in abnormal heart enlargement, which is one side effect of a common drug to treat breast cancer.