Secret birth control implant in teenage girls without parents' knowledge
Contraceptive implants were injected in girls as young as 13 and this was done without their parents knowing about this.
In an attempt to bring down underage pregnancies in a city, the controversial procedure was carried out on pupils.
Super Bowl XLVI sets new ‘tweet-per-second’ record for a sporting event
The 46th annual Super Bowl was a stupendous hit --- not just in terms of it being the most-watched program ever in television history, but also for giving the popular microblogging service Twitter a new ‘tweet-per-second (TPS)’ record for a sporting event!
Stem cell surgery restores sight for Katie Piper
Stem cell surgery has restored sight for a former model and television presenter who following an acid attack was left partially blind in one eye.
NHS reforms row confuses patients
Patients are now confused with the NHS reforms that are being talked over and over again and has created a row, senior doctors claimed.
The controversial bill must be stopped; this was stated by the Labour leader Ed Miliband MP.
He had stated in an article that there are just three months to prevent great harm being done to the NHS.
Pentax reveals high-end, compact K-01 camera
In a recent announcement in London, Pentax officially unveiled its new high-end and compact digital camera, the Pentax K-01, which is reportedly equipped with the world's thinnest fixed focal lens; and is the first camera to be designed by Marc Newson.
British student designer to release bamboo smartphone
According to reports, a 23-year-old British student named Kieron Scott-Woodhouse - a full-time product design student at Middlesex University - is preparing to release a smartphone dubbed ADzero, which will be encased in bamboo.
Autism found in one in 100 adults
A major report states that autism effects one in 100 adults.
The problem of autism and conditions like the Asperger’s syndrome effects more number of people than estimated earlier and is more widespread.
Males are more affected by autism than females in children, the study has found.
In women this condition is found in one out of 300 but in men it is one in 50.












