Long-Term Aspirin Use Associated with Decreased Cancer Risk
According to a new study, low dose aspirin taken regularly was associated with a reduced risk for cancer. Researchers from
AUTOMOTIVE
Kia Motors reveals new Niro Hybrid for Europe at the 2016 Geneva International Motor Show
All-new Niro hybrid crossover unveiled in European specification “The Kia Niro will also broaden our appeal to European customers, offering
HEALTH & MEDICAL
Updated Criteria for Recognizing Life-Threatening Sepsis and Septic Shock
Sepsis is a clinical syndrome of physiologic, pathologic, and biochemical abnormalities caused by serious infection. Sepsis is a major public
FOOD & ENTERTAINING
5 Easy Ways to Jump Start Your New Year’s Resolution to Reach a Healthier Weight
Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Expert Lisa Katic, RD One in three people ditch their New Year’s resolutions by the end
TECHNOLOGY
Intel announces new technologies at 2016 Mobile World Congress
Billions of increasingly smart and connected devices, data-rich personalized services, and cloud applications are bringing amazing experiences to our daily
AUTOMOTIVE
SEAT, SAMSUNG and SAP join forces to develop the “connected car” of the future
SEAT, Samsung Electronics and SAP SE have created a technological alliance to develop future projects for the connected car. At
TECHNOLOGY
Katie Linendoll Talks New Tech – LG’s New G5 Smartphone
What’s Hot At The Mobile World Congress – The World’s Largest Gathering For The Mobile Industry From February 22 – 25,
BEAUTY & FITNESS
TIME TO GET RED-CARPET READY with JANE SEYMOUR!
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2016 Chevrolet: At the Chicago Auto Show
SILVERADO 1500 Z71 / COLORADO Z71 – Chevrolet is expanding the popular Midnight Special Edition with new models available on 2016 Silverado
HEALTH & MEDICAL
Genetic Testing Among Women with Breast Cancer Increasing, Can Impact Treatment Decisions
Rates of genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations have increased among younger women diagnosed with breast cancer, according to