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Sun, October 1, 2023 | 15:20

Less salt not necessarily healthy

"소금에 적게 먹으면 안 되는 성분있다"

It is widely known reducing salt intake helps prevent high blood pressure and cardiovascular disorders.

2013-09-10 13:02

NASA launches robotic explorer to moon

NASA launches robotic explorer to moon

나사, 달에 로봇 우주선 보내

NASA's newest robotic explorer rocketed into space late Friday in an unprecedented moonshot from Virginia that dazzled sky watchers along the East Coast of the U.S.

2013-09-09 16:53

NASA to beam laser videos to Moon to develop new tech

NASA to beam laser videos to Moon to develop new tech

나사, 통신방식 레이저로 교체 계획

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) astronauts are testing a laser-based system that could replace the currently-used primitive radio transmissions using radio waves, Daily Mail reported Thursday.

2013-09-05 16:19

Quitting smoking? Never too late

Quitting smoking? Never too late

금연 늦지 않은 이유

Active smokers can cleanse themselves of the toxic chemicals of cigarette and return their body to normal state, only, it takes 15 years, according to the American Cancer Society, and Dr. James K. Min presented another study recently to back that up, Medical Daily reported Wednesday.

2013-09-04 17:43

'Rock is as good for the heart'

'Rock is as good for the heart'

좋아하는 음악 들으면 심장 건강에 도움

Music helps one’s cardiac health but genre doesn’t matter. Classical music is as good as rock music a recent study presented to the European Society of Cardiology’s annual congress in Amsterdam showed.

Lee Kyung-min | 2013-09-03 18:25

Genetically modified superbugs hunt down, take out cancer cells

Genetically modified superbugs hunt down, take out cancer cells

암치료 유전자 변형 박테리아 발명

Doctors have developed genetically modified bacteria to tackle cancer, Daily Mail reported.

2013-09-03 16:31

Researcher controls colleague's motions in first human brain-to-brain interface

Researcher controls colleague's motions in first human brain-to-brain interface

생각만으로 타인의 몸 움직일 수 있다?

University of Washington researchers have performed what they believe is the first noninvasive human-to-human brain interface, with one researcher able to send a brain signal via the Internet to control the hand motions of a fellow researcher.

2013-08-29 16:27

Calorie counts 'virtually meaningless'

Calorie counts 'virtually meaningless'

다이어트 하는 사람들의 큰 실수

Since the human metabolic system is far too messy to be formalized into neat numbers, calories counts are virtually meaningless, a new study has found, reported Medical Daily.

2013-08-25 16:15

Singing exercises reduce snoring

Singing exercises reduce snoring

노래연습, 코골이 치료에 효과적

The clinical trial, by Exeter University and the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, showed that the singing exercises, which strengthen certain throat muscles, also alleviated symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea, a condition in which people stop breathing during deep sleep.

2013-08-21 17:20

Why some remember dreams while others don't

Why some remember dreams while others don't

꿈 더 잘 기억할 수 있는 이유는?

People who tend to remember their dreams also respond more strongly than others to hearing their name when they're awake, new research suggests.

2013-08-21 16:39

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