Unconventional Powerful Cancer-related Drug Candidate

Cancer is one of the most life-threatening diseases around the world with increasing number of people suffering from cancer. Its number keep increasing rapidly pass over this decade and expected to increase in next decade. Recent study by WHO (World Health Organization) shown that the number of global cancer death is projected to increase 45% from 2007 to 2030 (from 7.9 million to 11.5 million deaths). Cancer is so malignant that most of people will do anything to kill cancer with intervention, surgery and chemotherapy. Chemotherapy has become the last option available to those who suffer cancer after having done intervention or surgical treatment....

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Animanga's Values of Life

Indonesia people usually watch anime when they were children, but Japanese watch anime regardless their age. Instead of being entertained or pleasure, people may get a lot of values in the anime itself. Skeptic views said that watching anime is a wasting time activities. They think like that, because they don’t regard anime as a source of values teaching in the modern life. They think that it will poison children mind, and stray their own future. But, we ought to see a different perspective about the anime. Anime contains a lot of living values that we need to learn in our world. Anime offer us values of living in the world. There are...

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Gain Focus and Act Smarter when Sadness Come

Feelings of sadness can trigger stress or even depression. But sadness is also benefit because grief can make people think more focus and act smarter.Professor at the University of New South Wales in Australia has found that sad people tend to be more dubious about the myths and rumors. They also tend to see people as individuals, not as stereotypes. They even provide a more convincing presentation."When happy, someone close their eyes from reality and just think about falling in love. The grief will make people think more deeply, concentrating on new information, look to the outside world and reassess old ideas," said Gordon Parker, professor of psychiatry at the University of New South Wales was quoted as saying by The Telegraph, Wednesday (19/10/2011).A U.S. study of...

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