Farms vs. climate change says no to clean culture, yes to natural farming

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If farmers wish to win the battle against the debilitating effects of climate change, they should seriously consider the practice of organic agriculture and...

Seagrasscraft is a blooming handicraft enterprise

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Richard Bach once quoted, "every problem has a gift for you in its hands". This is the scenario best describes Camarines Sur, which is...

Farmers receive benefits from R&D investments in Quezon

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Farmers can now benefit from a wide selection of services from the government's continuing investments in agriculture research, development, and extension (RD&E) as the...

Risk of depression falls as coffee intake rises

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A few cups of coffee a day may help keep the blues at bay. According to a large new study, women who drink caffeinated...

GIS-based project on dengue reveals mosquito’s favorite habitat

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Dengue, a vector-borne disease, is considered one of the most dreaded health problems worldwide. In the report published by the World Health Organization (WHO),...

How Much Exercise Is Enough

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You hear so much contradictory information about exercise, it's hard to know what to believe. No wonder so many people tune out completely, and...

Fixing the brain with super glue

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Super glue: It's good for mending shoe insoles and drawer handles, but how about the human body? Don't try this at home, but doctors...

Tweaking genetic codes a near reality

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You have to wonder what's going on in the DNA of Harvard genetics professor George Church.What extra bit of code does he have that...

Electric current aids learning

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Electrically stimulating the brain can help to speed up the process of learning, scientists have shown.Applying a small current to specific parts of the...

Exercise benefits boys in anti-smoking program

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Adding exercise improved the results of a smoking cessation program among teen boys according to a CDC funded study published Monday in the journal...