Author: Safar Adeli

Oregon Boy Dies from Flesh-Eating Bacteria
January 26, 2018 No Responses

Oregon Boy Dies from Flesh-Eating Bacteria

Liam Flanagan, an 8-year-old boy from Oregon, died from flesh-eating bacteria not long after falling from his bike Like many children his age, Liam used to ride his bike, run around and get a few bruises from time to time....
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Trump’s Answer to Russia Involves the Overuse of “No Collusion”
January 11, 2018 No Responses

Trump’s Answer to Russia Involves the Overuse of “No Collusion”

In a discussion with John Roberts, Fox News’ chief White House correspondend, “no collusion” were Donald Trump’s favorite words Donald Trump is not necessarily known for being great at words. He has a reputation for making his point by ...
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Study Finds That Ketamine “Rapidly Stops Suicidal Thoughts”
December 18, 2017 No Responses

Study Finds That Ketamine “Rapidly Stops Suicidal Thoughts”

Ketamine might prevent patients suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts from harming themselves A new study from Columbia University Medical Center discovered that ketamine can quickly reduce suicidal thoughts in comparison with other methods. Michael ...
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Australian Same-Sex Marriage Debate – Gay Politician Proposes
December 4, 2017 No Responses

Australian Same-Sex Marriage Debate – Gay Politician Proposes

Australia’s lawmakers were ready for a final debate on a bill to legalize same-sex marriage when a particularly important question was asked In his speech, Tim Wilson, who is an openly gay member of Parliament with the center-right Liberal party,...
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New Guideliness Issued for High Blood Pressure Cases
November 14, 2017 No Responses

New Guideliness Issued for High Blood Pressure Cases

US: New guideliness have been released regarding high blood pressure cases that will force Americans to change their lifestyles or take medicines to treat it The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology formulated new guideliness under...
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Australia Bans Climbing on Uluru Sacred Site
November 1, 2017 No Responses

Australia Bans Climbing on Uluru Sacred Site

Visitors to Uluru will no longer be able to climb on Uluru, a popular site sacred to indigenous people Even though Australian authorities have put a sign at the rock’s base that politely reads: “Please don’t climb,” visitors have ignored...
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Privacy Risk Lurking All Over the New iPhone X
October 30, 2017 No Responses

Privacy Risk Lurking All Over the New iPhone X

The new face recognition technology on the iPhone X might raise some serious privacy concerns As passwords can be tricky to remember sometimes, more and more people are embracing the biometric technology such as using a thumbprint to unlock the...
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