February 12, 2009 Thursday
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RESEARCHERS in England are studying whether or not the Wii Fit can help improve the balance for older people.

According to a report at CNN.com, the University of Aberdeen, Scotland and the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS) has begun a study of more than 70 people to see if regular use of the Wii Fit can improve their balance.

 
Facebook settles for $98m

SAN FRANCISCO - A LAW firm has let slip that Facebook paid $98 million (US$65 million) to settle a suit charging that founder Mark Zuckerberg swiped the idea for the website from former college roommates.

Gum disease triggers Aids?

TOKYO - AN ACID produced in the mouth due to gum disease invigorates the virus that can lead to full-blown Aids, a Japanese researcher said on Thursday, billing the finding as a world first.

A group of bacteria causes periodontal disease - a chronic inflammation that erodes bony structure in the gum - posing a threat to the teeth and the entire body, the researcher said.

Love's in the head not heart

WASHINGTON - LIKE any young woman in love, Bianca Acevedo has exchanged valentine hearts with her fiance.

But the New York neuroscientist knows better. The source of love is in the head, not the heart.

   
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