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Did Opioids Kill Prince? Why It's So Easy to Overdose by David Willams , Senior Writer   |   April 29, 2016 06:28pm ET Credit: Northfoto | Shutterstock . com View full size image Exactly what caused Prince's sudden death last week is still unknown, but there have been reports that prescription painkillers were found with the singer-songwriter when he died. Experts say there are a number of ways in which prescription opioids can be lethal, particularly if they are taken in combination with other drugs, or if someone starts using the drugs again after a period of sobriety. What's more, people are often not aware of just how

Starliner Simulators: Astronauts 'Fly' Boeing Spacecraft Trainers From Robert Z. Pearlman, collectSPACE.com Editor   |   April 29, 2016 05:31pm ET NASA astronauts Eric Boe and Sunita Williams evaluated Boeing's new CST-100 Starliner Crew Part Task Trainers that will be used to prepare crews to fly on the commercial spacecraft. Credit: collectSPACE.com View full size image ST. LOUIS — With the flick of a few virtual switches and the use of a control stick, two NASA astronauts undocked Boeing's new commercial spacecraft from the International Space Station on Tuesday (April 26) — until thunderstorms over St. Louis cut the simulation short. The (real-life) weather aside, astronauts Eric Boe and S

New Wearable Device Is Virtual Ski Coach Inside Your Boot By , Frits Orbts Greenwayenterprise Science Contributor   |   April 29, 2016 01:34pm ET The Carv is a smartphone-connected wearable device that acts like a virtual ski instructor. Whether you fear face-planting the moment you get off a chairlift or you're perfectly at home on the slopes but want to better navigate a tricky black-diamond course, a new wearable gadget for skiers is here to help. The Carv, developed by the United Kingdom-based company MotionMetrics, is a device that directly attaches to ski boots and wirelessly connects to a smartphone to relay instructions on how to improve your technique while skiing.   The wearable device has two parts that a

Does Marijuana Make You Stupid? by David Willams , Health Science Contributor   |   April 25, 2016 02:42pm ET The research is mixed regarding the cognitive effects of smoking marijuana. Credit: Pe3k / Shutterstock.com View full size image The stereotype of an avid marijuana smoker is not flattering: slow, unmotivated, a little bit dulled by all that weed. But the science to back up this stereotype is far from clear. Research is mixed as to whether marijuana causes declines in intelligence and functioning over time. Animal studies and some brain scans in humans provide reason for concern: Marijuana is psychoactive, and may cause structural brain changes. In people, weed's cognitive effects seem to last at le

What Is Cellulite? by Sara G. Miller, Staff Writer   |   April 17, 2016 07:00pm  Some say it looks like cottage cheese. Others liken it to an orange peel. But regardless of what you call cellulite, chances are, you have some on your body. But what's actually going on beneath the skin to give it that dimply, puckered appearance? Basically, cellulite is fat found just beneath the surface of the skin that's bulging out through a web of connective tissue, said Dr. Michele Green, a dermatologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.

The Real Reason AI Won’t Take Over Anytime Soon by Frits Orbts ,  |   April 17, 2016 03:49pm ET Much of the recent progress in AI research has been courtesy of an approach known as deep learning. Artificial intelligence has had its share of ups and downs recently. In what was widely seen as a key milestone for artificial intelligence (AI) researchers, one system beat a former world champion at a mind-bendingly intricate board game. But then, just a week later, a "chatbot" that was designed to learn from its interactions with humans on Twitter had a highly public racist meltdown on the social networking site. How did this happen, and what does it mean for the dynamic field of AI? In early March, a Google-made artificial intelligence system beat former world champ Lee Sedol four

DARPA Space Plane Could Make Daily Satellite Launches Possible by Frits Orbts  Tech Contributor   |   April 17, 2016 03:27pm ET This artist's illustration shows one possible Boeing design for the U.S. military's XS-1 Experimental Spaceplane concept. Credit: Boeing View full size image The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is now entering the second and third phases of its ambitious Experimental Spaceplane (XS-1) program, which aims to make launching satellites a daily occurrence. "I can tell you officially now that we have been funded by the [Obama] Administration for the next phase of XS-1," DARPA's Jess Sponable told applauding attendees at the Space Access '16 Co

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Why Does Coffee Make You Poop? by David Williams | Health Contributor  |  May 08, 2014 04:43pm ET Credit: David Williams It's proven that the caffeine in coffee stimulates the brain, but there's something in a cup of joe that can also jump-start the other end of the body. That's right: Coffee can make you poop. And though a number of studies have attempted to explain the effect of a cup of java on the bowels, scientists have yet to determine what it is about the beverage that sends some imbibers running to the restroom. Stimulating studies One study , published in 1990 in Gut, a journal of gastroenterology, found that coffee induces a "gastrocolonic response" in some individuals j

10 Things You Need to Know About Coffee by David Willams Health Staff   |   April 02, 2016 05:48pm ET Nectar of the Gods or Poison? Coffee is one of the world's most widely consumed beverages, yet it's effects are still debated. Scientists and epicurians have long made claims about this fragrant brew. Will it kill you or make you live longer? What makes the perfect cup? Is decaf really decaf? And who enjoyed the first cup of java? Why Does Coffee Make You Poop? Find scientific answers to these questions and more inside. Editor’s Note: This article, originally published in 2016, to reflect the latest news, research and new facts. 1. Caffeine Can Kill You Despite its known plusses, coffee can be deadly. But you'd have to drink 80 to 100 cups in a hurry, health experts say. We advise not trying. In September 2015, the FDA warned of the dangers of powdered caffeine, a potent product that had recently burst into popularity. Next: Cof

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Are You Ready for America's 1st Virtual-Reality Roller Coasters? by Frits Orbts, Staff Writer   |   April 01, 2016 07:28pm ET Thrill-seekers can wear virtual reality headsets while zipping through real-life twists and flips at nine different Six Flags parks this spring Buckle up, roller coaster enthusiasts! The amusement park Six Flags has joined forces with Samsung to bump up the thrill factor of rides with virtual-reality roller coasters that are set to be the first of their kind in North America. Virtual reality (VR) is already changing how people experience museum exhibits and conduct medical training, and now roller coasters that blend physical sensations with digital worlds can be added to the list. Park-goers will be able t

Kanye West’s new album, ‘The Life of Pablo,’ is no longer a Tidal exclusive By:Frits Orbts|01 April 2016 07:12pm So much for Kanye West’s plans to make his new album, “The Life of Pablo,” a Tidal exclusive. The artist, who has changed his mind numerous times with regard to this latest release, has now put the album out on Tidal’s competitors, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Google Play Music. The move is notable because West had originally promised fans the album would “ never never be on Apple ” – a statement that ended up boosting downloads to mobile Tidal’s application, pushing it to the top of the U.S. App Store. After the album’s launch, customers flocked to Tidal in droves, believing it was the only avenue to hear West’s new tunes. And while not all those downloads converted into paying subscribers, it certainly had an effect on the newcomer to the streaming market: the app today is the #4 Top Grossing Music application in the U.S. Apple App Store. It’s also a

'Let go of things not meant for you': Justin Bieber posts sad message and shirtless selfie after claims ex Selena Gomez is dating Charlie Puth  By  Bashorun Bimbola Published: 06:53, 01 April 2016 Justin Bieber appears to be in a sad mood. After it was reported his ex Selena Gomez has moved on with singer Charlie Puth - who she will be touring with this summer - the Sorry hit maker took to Instagram to share his mood. In one post he put up a quote about letting go of things 'not meant for you' and in another he looked morose as he took a shirtless selfie. What she's missing: Justin Bieber, 22, posted a shirtless selfie on Thursday after he learned his ex Selena Gomez moved on with another man 'In the end only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you,' the 22-year-old pop singer posted. On Thursday he showed off his tattooed phys