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Battlefield 1

‘Battlefield 1’ news & update: Single player campaign to offer larger areas and more choices for multiplayer mode’s open sandbox feel

“Battlefield 1” will have a single player campaign. Players are currently too much focused on the multiplayer aspect of the game. It’s been quite some time that players got to lay their hands on a World War shooter. Hence, expectations are sky-rocketing. While the multiplayer feature of the game is looking amazing, the single player campaign will also be pretty dramatic.
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Battlefield 1

‘Battlefield 1' Game captures World War 1 brutality perfectly; Weapon glitch unlocks all weapons too early

“Battlefield 1” is a real accomplishment, particularly because it deals with an infamous part of world history, the World War 1, and presents it in the most-powerful and amazing way possible. The game deserves credit for bringing to life the incident that has almost been forgotten in modern times. The gameplay may not co-operate in some places but it’s worth a buy.
Ritwik Roy Sep 02, 2016
Mediterranean Diet

Mediterranean diet & cardiovascular diseases: Olive oil, fish, nuts & vegetables better than cholesterol-lowering drugs like statins

Italian experts have claimed that a Mediterranean-styled diet is good for the heart and way better than cholesterol-lowering drugs. Researchers involved in the study said that people following diets rich in fish, nuts, vegetables and olive oil are a third less likely to die early compared to those eating larger amounts of beef, butter and red meat.
Ritwik Roy Aug 29, 2016
Brain Ultrasound

Coma cure may lead to low-cost device development; Dramatic recovery of coma patient reported

A 25-year-old coma patient has made dramatic recovery after University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) doctors for the first time, used ultrasound to jump-start his brain. The breakthrough may lead to the development of a helmet-like, low cost portable device to wake patients. Those minimally conscious or even in a vegetative state may benefit greatly from this device.
Ritwik Roy Aug 26, 2016
Human Brain

This is how human brain reacts to sleep deprivation

A study has revealed what the brain actually does when it is deprived of a good night’s sleep. Researchers involved in the German study states that not getting enough sleep may lead to connectivity changes in the brain.
Ritwik Roy Aug 25, 2016
Heart Surgery

Scientists develop injectable gels to prevent heart failure after heart attack

Scientists have developed injectable hydrogels to prevent heart failure. The gels can be injected into the heart that shore up weakened areas after a heart attack and can prevent further heart failure. These gels may one day make open-heart surgeries to prevent heart failures a thing of the past.
Ritwik Roy Aug 24, 2016
Heart Surgery

Queensland cardiac patients exposed to bacteria from medical equipment

Queensland Health is contacting cardiac patients who have undergone open-heart surgery, especially heart valve replacement, as experts are concerned that they may have been exposed to mycobacterium chimaera bacterium in the medical equipment used to perform the procedures.
Ritwik Roy Aug 24, 2016
Medicinal Cannabis

Cannabis-based drug Epidiolex administered in severely epileptic children; Results promising

NSW medicinal cannabis trials for children with severe epilepsy are showing “promising” early signs. They have started taking an experimental cannabis-based drug Epidiolex under the supervision of the NSW government. The trials are a part of the NSW government’s $21 million commitment that will explore therapeutic use of medical marijuana.
Ritwik Roy Aug 24, 2016

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