American researchers found that teasing about teens' weight won't help them lose weight. According to the researchers, teasing and pressure to lose weight increased risk in obesity and binge-eating in the future.
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According to French Culture Minister Christine Albanel, intruders entered the Orsay Museum in Paris on October 7 and damaged a renowned work by Impressionist painter Claude Monet. They punched a hole in Monet's invaluable painting called "Le Pont d' Ar
Conservation group WWF (World Wildlife Fund) unced last Wednesday that 11 new animal and plant species have been discovered in a remote area of central Vietnam. According to the group, scientists have found a snake, five orchids,
A British researcher found that unlike people commonly believe, chocolate is not addictive. According to Peter Rogers, a psychologist at the University of Bristol, resistance for chocolate is vain, and the more we try to fight off a craving for the sweet
Scientists predicted last Friday that two-thirds of the world's polar bears will become extinct by 2050 and the entire population gone from Alaska because of melting sea ice from global warming in the Arctic. Polar bears depend on sea ice as a platform f
Beijing's polluted air makes athletes worry, and they have to make a tricky choice for the 2008 Beijing Olympics: stay away as long as possible, or come in early and get used to it. Air pollution levels in China's capital are nearly five times higher
Even 10 years after her death, Princess Diana is still the most popular royal in Britain and in the world. On August 31, tons of Britons attended memorial service marking 10th anniversary of the death of Diana. The princess of Wales was killed in a car cr
Archaeologists said on August 20 that students in western Finland found a piece of Stone Age gum last month near Oulu, some 380 miles north of the capital, Helsinki. The ancient gum was found by a 23-year-old British student named Sarah Pickin, who was vo
Over the next month, the famous chimes of Big Ben in London will be silenced for maintenance work. However, the clock that stands above Britain¡¯s Houses of Parliament will continue to tell the time. The bongs, which ring out every quarter of an hour fr
According to Australian gallery officials, a painting titled £¢Head of a Man£¢has been proven a fake after a series of tests by art experts in Amsterdam. The painting long thought to be the work of Dutch master Vincent van Gogh. It has been in the posse
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