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A new study published in BioMed Central’s open access journal Head & Face Medicine suggests that people who face lot of stress in their routine life suffer from sleep bruxism.
Sleep Bruxism is basically a problem where people grind their teeth at night while asleep. The study revealed that people who are unable to cope [...]

Germany and France are considering a plan to bail out Greece to costs well in tune of €30 Billion ($41 billion) to help the country avoid a calamitous sovereign default, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Berlin, Jan 25 – Bayer Leverkusen has regained a two-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga with a comfortable 3-0 win at Hoffenheim.

Berlin, Jan 25 – Parents of a child who plays computer games excessively should limit computer use but not issue blanket condemnations, a social education worker advised.

Frankfurt, Jan 17 – Despite uncertainties that still plague the world’s home-textile industry with low demand and high unemployment in many traditional markets, India dominated the ongoing four-day Heimtextil fair in Frankfurt – the world’s largest fair for home textiles and furnishing products – by presenting the world’s biggest exhibitor contingent.

Munich, Jan 16 – Bayern Munich moved to the top of the Bundesliga for the first time in a year courtesy a 2-0 victory over Hoffenheim as the German league returned from its winter break.

Hamburg, Jan 13 – The small German company RUF, which specialises in conversions of high-powered sports cars, has built what it calls the first Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) running purely on zero-emission electric power and based on the Porsche Cayenne.

Berlin, Jan 13 – The German economy shrunk by 4.8 percent last year as the global financial crisis engulfed Europe’s economic powerhouse, the nation’s statistics office is forecast to say Wednesday.

Mainz (Germany), Jan 12 -Herta Mueller, winner of the latest Nobel Prize for Literature, called on Germany Monday to find and prosecute former agents of Romania’s Securitate communist secret police.

Stuttgart, Jan 11 – The Internet has no boundaries. At least that’s the conventional wisdom. Nonetheless, hurdles remain for many who would like access to the worldwide web, especially those with disabilities. At issue are details seldom considered by web designers, programmers and non-disabled users.