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Lululemon Athletica Shares Rise As CEO Announces Plans to Grow in Other International Markets
Four Loko Manufacturer to Forgo Santa Claus in Ads, Monitor Social Media Page, Among Others to Limit Underage Drinkers
Rogue Android Apps Cause Smartphones to Turn into Coin Mining Bots
Virtual currency miners are embedding mining code in Android application code, which experts point out could damage devices.
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Medical Marijuana Eases Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis: Alternative Treatments for MS
New guidelines released from the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) on Monday say that medical marijuana might be able to provide relief for symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). Medical marijuana is one of the many complementary or alternative medicine (CAM) therapies used by patients with MS to help ease pain and symptoms they experience from the disease.
Non-Toxic Biodegradable Batteries Could Power Devices in the Body
Scientists have developed a biodegradable battery that can be absorbed by the body after it runs out of power. The battery can help scientists who have been working on implantable devices for the convenience of doctors and patients.
UN Warns Growing Demand for Water and Energy Threatens Earth’s Future
The United Nations said in a report that increasing demands for water and energy threaten the limited supply of Earth’s resources.
Role of Alcohol is Extremely Underreported in Traffic Deaths
A new study from the U.S. National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism shows that traffic deaths involving alcohol are hugely underreported on death certificates. The research was published in the March issue of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
Solar Energy Now Equal in Price to Conventional Energy in Spain, Germany and Italy
A study has revealed that solar energy and conventional electricity have the same cost in Spain, Germany and Italy. The report is the most recent part of an analysis done by consulting firm Eclareon, and was done on behalf of an international group of sustainable energy interests.
Blackberry Secure Work Space Release: Certified For United States Government Employee Use
Blackberry's Secure Work Space is available for iOS and Android. United States government employees can now use Blackberry's Secure Work Space for iOS and Android via its Enterprise Service 10 component upon recent certification according to a press release Wednesday from the company.
Girl Returns to School After Board Reverses Decision About Shaved Head
A school board granted a girl's return to school after she shaved her head for another friend with cancer.
National Transportation Safety Board Give Pilots Reminder About Not Flying to Wrong Airports
The National Transportation Safety Board gave refresher points to pilots about flying to the right airport.
Asteroids Capable of Carrying Rings Similar to Planets
Asteroids and comets can carry rings. New scientific information released Wednesday and printed in the scientific journal Nature show evidence of two rings covered in ice surrounding a mini object known as a centaur, which belongs to an Asteroid classification.
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