Air pollution may increase the potential of bacteria that cause respiratory infections to tolerate antibiotic treatment, suggests new research. "This work increases our understanding of how air pollution affects human health," said study lead author Julie Morrissey, Associate Professor at University of Leicester in Britain.

Please note that this is the coldest part of your fridge, so keeping raw meat and fish will prevent any harm and keep them properly chilled. It also prevent the risk of cross-contamination.

Researchers have discovered a new way of developing painkillers that act only on inflamed tissues, while keeping healthy ones unaffected, suggesting that the severe side effects currently associated with these medicines might be avoided.

The pizza giant has now released 64 pairs of limited edition trainers called 'Pie Tops' that let owners order a slice using just their feet.

Spears says she loves making new scents because she believes her beauty products make women feel "sexy, strong and confident" and help her to connect with her supporters, reports eonline.com.

During summers, most people experience sudden acne breakouts on their face, upper back and chin due to excessive sun exposure. Binge on fiber rich food and maintain a proper cleansing routine to keep acne away, says an expert.

Not everyone is able to make up with a green lawn or space to bloom in their gardening tactics. One can use fish pots, glass lamps, balls and bowls to create their own hanging gardens or reuse old furniture as garden desks, suggests an expert.

Holi colours can sometime cause irritation, itching, rashes and serious bruises to the skin. Before going out to play Holi, apply a good amount of oil on your body and wear dark full sleeves cotton clothes which will cover your whole body and can protect you from direct harm of colours, says an expert.

The girl in question, Madisyn Yuhas, hails from Elizabethtown in Pennsylvania, USA and suffers from a rare genetic condition which makes her insufferable as she has to be wrapped in bandages from the neck down to protect her body.

A Russian model Viki Odintcova went viral on social media after she executed a death-defying photoshoot at nothing less than 1000-ft high skyscraper in Dubai.