Full Vaccination Less Likely For Children Who Have Autism And Their Younger Siblings: New Study

A new Kaiser Permanente research published today in JAMA Pediatrics claims that compared to the general populations, it is most likely that complete vaccination would be possible for children who have autism and their younger siblings. “In this large and comprehensive study, we found that after children received an autism diagnosis, the rates of vaccination…

Global Sale Of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Hardware To Reach $115 Billion By 2025: Tractica Report

There are many companies that are now engaged more and more in a race in the market where that deals with manufacturing of perfect hardware for accelerating applications using artificial intelligence. A new market research report from Tractica claims that significant progress has been made in compute – one of the three key parts of…

UN Report Shows Growing Discontent In U.S., Finland Happiest Country In The World

Americans were identified to be a less happier lot despite their economy now doing well while the happiest country in the world was adjudged to be Finland according to an annual survey issued on Wednesday. Based on parameters of absence of corruption, generosity, social freedom, healthy life expectancy, GDP per capita and social support among…

Scientists Say Genes, Mental And Physical Health Problems Could Be Behind Sleep Disorders

A genetic link that binds insomnia with psychiatric disorders have been found by scientists along with the identification of genes that could be responsible for triggering the development of sleep problems. The psychiatric problems include ones like depression. The scientists have also claimed that insomnia can also be linked physical problems like type 2 diabetes.…

Energy Conserving Smart Windows That Change Color Developed By Scientists

A study that was recently published in the journal Chem shows that a new process for manufacturing of color-changing windows that would save energy have been developed by Canadian scientists. They have claimed that the technique is simple and cost-effective. According to researchers, the needs of the occupants of a building would dictate the color…