Losing weight is like playing the piano
You may hit a few wrong notes, but practice and consistency can help you succeed
Women reveal more skin in the virtual world
Irrespective of regular measures of physical attractiveness, women's avatars in Second Life expose more skin
For those with a heart attack and anaemia, blood transfusion may not serve well
Recent analysis shows blood transfusion increases the risk of a second-heart attack as well as mortality
Taste buds in the intestine?
The intestinal taste buds can be manipulated to control obesity, says new study
Sound bites?
New research suggests a sound beam could be used as a scalpel in a non-invasive surgery technique
Siblings fighting over space and fairness could lead to them getting depressed or anxious
It's important that parents set up proper rules to nip quarrels among sibling teens in the bud
If you are an expert, an intutive decision is as good as a well thought-out one
Expertise is key when taking decisions intuitively
Heart defects in newborns could have their roots in embryonic factors
Study on chicken heart embryos that parallel the human heart embryos could help understand congenital defects in newborns
Can sit and rise? Will live longer
The ability is sit down without any support and rise up again is a strong predictor of longevity of life
Aerobic exercise helps the brain function too
Elders can drive better, remember things better if they do aerobic exercise