We may not have flying cars yet, but the nanobots from sci-fi movies and TV shows are basically a reality. What’s more, a new, biological type of nanobots has recently been created. Made by scientists from the University of Vermont and the Tufts University, the “xenobots” are actually living and self-healing microscopic “robots” made from frog embryo stem cells. They are called xenobots because they were created from the African clawed from Xenopus laevis. 
If you’ve never thought or heard about it, the idea about playgrounds for seniors may sound silly but it’s been proven to have amazing benefits for years all around the globe. The benefits of playgrounds for children are well-known – they improve children’s coordination and motor skills, supply them with sunshine, fresh air, and plenty of interaction with their peers which is important for developing social skills and communication.>>Playgrounds for seniors are vital for their physical and mental healthbr>
The incidence of breast cancer in North America has been decreasing since 2000 but it is still the second-most common cancer in women next to lung cancer. Approximately one in eight American women will develop breast cancer during their lifetimes. While the U.S. and Canada represent only five percent of the world’s population, new breast cancer cases in these countries account for fifteen percent globally on an annual basis.>>Japan has a Lower Rate of Breast Cancer than the U.S. – This Nutrient Makes the Differencebr>
Detective Sgt. Ashley Jones works at the Avon and Somerset Police department in England and has recently made a significant discovery – not only is loneliness a serious social problem that can lead to depression and even crimes but it can also be prevented in an ingenious way. The solution? Chat benches – specially designated benches in local parks that encourage people to interact and get to know each other. 
Cancer is a devastating disease that has afflicted our society for decades. If you’ve had any experience with this disease, you know how it drains the life of the sufferers and their families. While there are several treatment procedures like chemotherapy and surgery, cancer has no known universal cure. >>Newly Discovered Immune Cell Offers Hope for “Universal” Cancer Therapy
It turns out humans are not the only ones that love cannabis. More importantly, we’re not the only ones that can greatly benefit from it. A study by researchers from Cornell University states that tall hemp plants are preferred by bee flocks and can greatly help with their population problems. 
Suffering from Alzheimer’s or dementia is not only a nightmare but it also poses a lot of risks. Patients suffering from such cognitive impairments don’t just live severely compromised lives, they are also at significant risk of getting lost or getting into accidents due to their conditions. 
Maybe old dogs can’t learn new tricks, but what about elderly people? There’s no denying that as humans get older, we seem to slowly lose our brain capacity. For decades, we’ve been told that aging naturally leads to the death of brain cells, but new research is challenging this myth. The big question is can the human brain continue to regenerate even as we age? >>New Research Proves that Your Brain Can Still Regenerate Even in Old Age
There’s a lot that can be said about the problem of loneliness for older people in the Western World. There seems to be a new and innovative solution, however, as Tea Party Raves are growing in popularity. The Posh Club in South London has been organizing these rave parties for the elderly and they include much more than just lukewarm tea and talking cones. Instead, there’s music blasting from the speakers and alcohol on the tables!
Who doesn’t enjoy a can of soda while watching Tv or eating dinner? We as Americans consider this habit as our special way of relaxing after a stressful day. However, you’ve probably heard someone on the news, or a friend tell you these beverages are not healthy for you; and they are right. You may love drinking soda, but there’s no denying that it’s bad for your health. In fact, strong evidence says that the habit of consuming soda regularly can have long-lasting negative consequences on the body…
