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A powerful snowstorm affects U.S. east coast – video and news

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:49:58 +0000

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A powerful storm approached on Friday the U.S. east coast, threatening to record levels of snow in a region heavily dependent on supplies of oil and natural gas to keep operating the heating in homes. Predictions are that fall between 50 and 76 inches of snow and blizzard conditions are expected from Virginia [...] Related posts:

The weather begins to send but it continues snowing in the peninsular north The snow and rain storm that has crossed the Peninsula...
The Community of Madrid activates Level 2 of the Plan of Winter Inclemencies The Community of Madrid has decided to activate Level 2...
Made snow-white in south-east, the generalized frosts and showers in the east of Andalusia The State Agency of Meteorología (AEMET) announces for today snowed...

Medical delivers new light on the death predicting cat

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:45:16 +0000

SYDNEY (Reuters) – When doctors and officials realized that a cat who lives in a nursing home in America could feel when someone was going to die, the cat “Oscar” was seen as an angel of death on all fours or a furry parka. Dr. David Dosa, who spread the news about the ability of an [...] Related posts:

A British television wakes up the controversy when emitting the death of a terminal patient A documentary one that shows a man ending its life...
Red Javier: “Joan Tardá has insulted to all when wishing publicly the death of the King” The president of the Senate, Red Javier, espetó today to...
Break medicine news – Alzheimer’s disease could be detected by eye The new technique is to detect, using fluorescent markers, the...

Report: 40% of all cancers are preventable

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:44:39 +0000

LONDON (AP) – 40% of cancers could be avoided if people stop smoking and overeating, limiting alcohol consumption, exercise regularly and make the vaccination against cancer-causing diseases, experts said. To mark Thursday’s World Cancer Day, the directors of the International Union Against Cancer, released a report focusing on measures that governments and the public can take [...] Related posts:

The cancer will surpass anywhere in the world to the cardiac diseases like the main cause of death in 2010 The cancer will surpass anywhere in the world to the...
Eating meat is cooked thoroughly tied to pancreatic cancer WASHINGTON - A team of U.S. researchers reported that people...
The Agency the International of the Energy anticipates a fall in the world-wide demand of crude The Agency the International of Energía (AIE) reviewed today to...

Study links excessive Internet use with depression

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:43:56 +0000

LONDON (Reuters) – People who spend much time surfing the Internet is more likely to show symptoms of depression, British scientists said on Wednesday. However, it is unclear whether the Internet causes depression or whether depressed people is dragged into the net. Psychologists at Leeds University found what they described as “impressive” evidence that some avid Internet [...] Related posts:

Average game player has 35 years – overweight and depression NEW YORK (Reuters) – Video games are often considered an...
One home and six human Internet browsing More and more people around the world to join the...
Internet in Spain: 24 million users, 86.7% were “very satisfied” The last Household Panel released by the ONTSI on the...

Study reveals how mosquitoes smell humans

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:43:03 +0000

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Researchers have identified some of the tools that mosquitoes use to smell her human prey and said Wednesday that their findings could help find better ways of repellents or catch or kill pests. The researchers found 50 genes other than the mosquito Anopheles gambiae to human uses to smell delicious, and characterized how [...] Related posts:

From “Star Wars” to exterminate mosquito net In a nutshell it comes to telling the news is...
Red head people tend to fear of pain visiting the dentist : study NEW YORK (Reuters) – Not many people enjoy visiting the...
White tea can be a solution to obesity, according to a study Washington, 1 may (EFE) .- The white tea, as it...

Stair climbing, exercise to lower the risk of brain damage

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:42:10 +0000

But when we talk fitness, the idea is not to stop living in a gym, not a marathon a year. To climb stairs, carry the shopping bags, bend or stoop regularly enough to get to that fitness. The fact that you can only perform these activities smoothly past the quarantine is also a sign of [...] Related posts:

Rompecorazones: a bad marriage raises female heart risk CHICAGO (Reuters) – Women with conflict marriages are more likely...
The family pet would alter the risk of allergy in the long term Dr. Marjan Kerkhof, of University Medical Center Groningen, the Netherlands,...
Eating meat is cooked thoroughly tied to pancreatic cancer WASHINGTON - A team of U.S. researchers reported that people...

The world’s most beautiful cities

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:41:24 +0000

Narrow streets, a well-known university, parks and playgrounds are the predominant elements of Cambridge, England. This city, north of London, includes among its attractions the River Cam and a fusion of ancient and modern buildings like the historic chapel of King’s College and the modern Center of Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge. But there are larger [...] Related posts:

Barcelona and Madrid to London ahead in the ranking of most expensive cities in the world, led by Tokyo Tokyo has regained its position as the world's most...
A fleet bought by Napoleon is the most beautiful in Italy Rome, Oct 28 (EFE) .- The garden of Villa Pisani,...
The protests by the death of a young person in a shock with the Police affect several Greek cities Hundreds of people last night took the streets from the...

U.S. experts find new clue to sudden infant death

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:36:53 +0000

CHICAGO (Reuters) – Babies who die from the syndrome of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS by its initials in English) generate small amounts of the brain chemical serotonin, which is essential for regulating sleep, breathing and heart rate, U.S. researchers said. The results of the study, published in Journal of the American Medical Association, could help [...] Related posts:

Nap sleep, associated with psychological performance of children NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Not all children between 4...
Stair climbing, exercise to lower the risk of brain damage But when we talk fitness, the idea is not to...
Experts endorse the interest urban planners’ regional, national and even global level “of ecociudades Experts of national and international interest yesterday justified for the...

NASA: Pluto and its color changes from ice sheets move

Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:35:51 +0000

WASHINGTON (AP) – Pluto is changing color and its ice sheets are moving, according to astronomers announced after seeing the The images show a lot more red Pluto who was in the last decades, which has surprised the experts. For the general public, the color of the asteroid would be a combination of yellow and [...] Related posts:

They agree with his remains, really, for the first time – astronomers traced to a small asteroid headed toward Earth The discovery by U.S. scientists could allow a glimpse into...
Three rockets hit in Israel from the south of Lebanon At least three shot Katyushas rockets from the south of...
Rain returns to carry out the day The autumn continues making honor its name, leaving rains to...

Haiti ten Americans detained on suspicion of “stealing” 31 children

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 23:03:54 +0000

Ten U.S. citizens were detained at the border of Haiti in Dominican Republic on suspicion of having “stolen” 31 children as part of a human trafficking ring, said Saturday in Port au Prince Haiti a government minister. Five men and five women with U.S. passports were arrested Friday evening on the border with children aged between [...] Related posts:

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Bush ‘reappears’ and congratulated by the Americans’ have made history’ WASHINGTON .- The end of the Bush era has already...