Reflecting makes post break-up recovery quicker
If you had a break-up recently, do not shy away from discussing it with friends or even research experts as repeated reflecting actually speeds up emotional recovery, new research at the Northwestern University in the US shows. “I would encourage a person, who recently experienced a break-up... read more »
5 Foods you can safely eat past their due dates
Do we really take expiry dates seriously? We have all been at the crossroads when picking or throwing away “expired food”. While it is right to cast away food after its expiry date for precautionary measures, there are a number of foods that can be consumed safely even past their due... read more »
Massive breakthrough: Scientists create first new antibiotic in nearly 30 y...
LONDON: In a massive breakthrough, scientists have created the first new antibiotic in more than three decades, Teixobactin, that can treat many common bacterial infections such as tuberculosis, septicemia and C Diff or clostridium difficile colitis. The discovery comes at a time when World Health... read more »
The science behind a happy marriage
They say opposites attract. Like ones, repel. However, marriage is a different set of algorithms. It’s far more complex, and calculated. Relationship counsellors claim that there are measures to make this fragile bond an ever lasting one. Here are six tried-and tested methods. Spend... read more »
