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Marijuana Smoking Among Teens Not Linked To Future Asthma, Depression: Study

Findings in a new study show that marijuana use among teenagers is not linked to future physical or mental health issues, including headaches, asthma, anxiety, and depression. The outcome was the same regardless of the amount or frequency of pot use among adolescents. It also contradicted previous studies on cannabis smoking.

Misbehaving tourists can now be banned from the Palace Museum.
Jewelry Inspired by Imperial Fashion to Be Launched by Palace Museum

In an effort to promote traditional Chinese culture in modern China, the Palace Museum in Beijing announced that it will release a jewelry line inspired by the styles of the country’s ancient empresses.

Robots on display at the China International Robot Show in Shanghai, July 8-11, 2015.
Intimacy & Falling In Love With A Robot Could Happen In 50 Years Because Of Artificial Intelligence Advances, Says Sex Expert

It could be another case of life imitating art if the prediction of an expert about sex robots would become true. Such a situation was the plot in a 2013 movie, "Her," in which the character portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix fell in love with a robot.

Taiwan increased its quota from 5,000 to 8,000 a day to accommodate the growing demand for tours in the island between Nov. 21 and Feb. 19.
Taiwan's Houtong: From a Mining Town to a Cat Village

A little mining town in northern Taiwan is fast gaining a reputation for its cat population. Houtong’s feline inhabitants have made the rounds on the Internet, fueling interest about the town.

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The Potter books arrived in China 15 years ago but still enjoy a massive fan base consisting of different age groups.
Harry Potter's Magic Still Lives on in China

It’s been eight years since British author J.K. Rowling wrapped up the tale of bespectacled boy wizard Harry Potter in “Harry Potter of the Deathly Hallows.” The movie adaptations of the books, on the other hand, were concluded almost four years ago, but Harry Potter’s magic remains as spellbinding in China today.

Fuliancheng has nurtured nearly 800 top-level Peking Opera performers.
Beijing Builds District to Preserve Intangible Cultural Heritage

In an effort to preserve China's Intangible Culture Heritage, Beijing, together with UNESCO, is putting up a special district.

A study suggests a correlation with children who are picky eaters and psychological disorders.
Are Young Picky Eaters Psychologically Ill? Study Explains

A recent research has indicated that selective or picky eating, refusing to eat or eating only one type of food; in children has strong correlations with serious psychological afflictions.

Runners take the path along the riverbank in Xuhui District in a weekly night event.
Shanghai Joins the Growing Night Running Trend

Many local residents of Shanghai are trying to catch up with the trend in night running, as 400 runs have been held in Taiwan last year, a sign of an increasing health awareness in the country.

In China, public breastfeeding is not yet recognized as a norm.
China and UNICEF Encourage Working Mothers to Breastfeed During World Breastfeeding Week

The annual celebration of World Breastfeeding Week is from Aug. 1-7, and China is supporting this year's emphasis: working mothers.

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3D-Printed Prescription Drug Gets First FDA Green Light, Treats Epilepsy

The United States' Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first 3D-printed prescription drug, which is a tablet used as a seizure treatment. Spritam is a powdered medication for adult and child epilepsy patients that dissolves when drunk with a liquid.

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Cold Office Temperatures Based On 1960s Models, Ignore Women’s Metabolism: Study

A recent study shows that gender-bias could affect the operation of office thermostats for heating and cooling. Indoor climate-control is often determined by decades-old standards based on the average metabolic rate of men, which could result in freezing temperatures and women more frequently needing sweaters, blankets, and hot beverages.

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Preschoolers’ Very Picky Eating Could Be Sign Of Anxiety, Depression: Study

New research suggests that picky eating is usually not a sign of a serious problem, although sometimes it can indicate that the youngster has emotional troubles that an expert should check out. Children who are extremely selective about or stay away from certain foods often suffer from anxiety or depression. However, it makes up only 3 percent of preschoolers.

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Transgender Teen Freezes Egg Before Hormone Therapy

The desire to become a parent someday is common across genders and sexual orientations. However, undergoing certain medical procedures to shift genders may affect that chance. Aware of the impact of undergoing hormone therapy on her ability to have a baby, 18-year-old Nicole Carman from California had her eggs frozen.

Sinologists are foreigners who study Chinese culture.
Sinologists Explain How They Choose Chinese Names

Those studying Chinese culture often find it advantageous to have their own Chinese name.

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