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Final Fantasy VII remake release date: No new characters, but game features improved graphics
The "Final Fantasy VII" remake still has not had a release date officially unveiled yet, but it has been confirmed that the remake will offer more realistic graphics, according to game director Tetsuya Nomura in an interview last week with Famitsu Magazine.
Fearless soldiers: Pentagon eyes new drugs to control human fear, anxiety
The United States' Department of Defense is trying to get the help of third-party biotechnology labs to develop advanced bioelectric medicines that will be able to suppress fear.
Pyramid on Mars: Natural rock formation or signs of alien life?
We know that there are ancient pyramids on Earth, but could these structures also exist on Mars? Enthusiasts of extraterrestrial life believe they do.
Bottled water recall June 2015: Water pulled after E. coli contamination fears emerge
A bottled water company has issued a voluntary recall of over 14 brands of drinking water due to a possible contamination from E. coli.
Four healthy foods that improve chances of a long life
Eating different kinds of healthy food is important when observing a good diet, and a good diet means eating to improve health, fight off disease and live a longer life.
Android 5.1 Lollipop update for HTC One M9 leaked: What features can users expect
A custom ROM provides a first look of HTC One M9's Lollipop update.
Don't be a fashion victim: Skinny jeans may cause nerve damage
Skinny jeans may be good to wear and look at for some, but these fashion items can cause a person a trip to the hospital, especially if worn during strenuous activities
Does your heaven look dull?
Is it holy to aim for perfection?
Diabetes treatment breakthrough: Injection alternative 'Smart' insulin patch may become a reality
Sufferers of diabetes can be forced to endure painful, invasive treatments such as injections to keep their blood glucose levels in check.
Cancer cure breakthrough? Scientists find way to turn cancer cells into healthy tissues
Scientists led by Scott Lowe, Ph.D., of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has developed a breakthrough way of combating cancer cells that may change cancer treatment forever. This is through the reactivating a single gene that will turn cancer cells back to healthy tissues.
Forgiveness can bring not just spiritual but also physical healing
Doctors recently found out that forgiveness may help relieve the body from physical difficulties and treat diseases.
No face, no problem: Facebook finds a way to recognise its users through their body shapes, hairstyle, clothes
Facebook's artificial intelligence lab has developed an experimental algorithm so advanced that it can recognise persons through their body shapes, clothes, hairstyles and even their poses.
Worst US cyber intrusion: Data of 18 million fed employees exposed
Personal data of an estimated 18 million current and past United States federal government employees may have been exposed due to a cyber intrusion believed to have been orchestrated by China.
America's obesity problem: More Americans now obese than overweight, says study
Obesity is becoming a more serious concern in the United States, with obese Americans slightly outnumbering those who are overweight, a new study revealed.
Cancer cure news 2015: Potentially new way to stop cancer from spreading discovered
An international group of oncologists has recently discovered a new way of potentially controlling the spread of cancers even durings its final stages.
Allergic reactions in children: Kids can experience follow-up allergic reactions hours after the first
Parents must attending to severe allergic reactions immediately.