Stacy Robertson Profile Overview

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

Stacy Robertson is a writer and researcher with a B.A and an M.A in English Studies, and a strong will to literally touch all areas of life especially health by her own chosen form of artistic expression. Stacy has authored several articles on a range of different topics concerning nutrition plans and diet benefits for different kinds of people.
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Massachusetts Girl’s Idea To Use 3D Crosswalk May Help Save Lives

Not everyone behind the wheel should actually be driving and there’s no such thing as being too safe out there. All it takes is one second of bad judgment, and something terrible can happen. At crosswalks with stop signs or “school children playing/crossing” signs, all cars must stop and yield to children crossing, but unfortunately, […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Israeli Company Claims It Has Created Technology That Can Destroy Cancerous Tumors

This article was originally published on January 10, 2019, and has since been updated. An Israeli company named Alpha Tau Medical is breaking new ground in the destruction of cancerous tumors. Alpha Tau medical has developed a new technology called targeted radiotherapy.  Targeted radiotherapy differs from regular radiotherapy. Regular radiotherapy has a long viability duration, […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Study Shows Students Learn Better When They Take Handwritten Notes

The educational system is being swept along in the race for technological advancement and supremacy in nearly every country. I’m not anti-technology, but I’m aware of the disadvantages of the Computer Age. Students don’t engage in interesting practical work in some schools around the world anymore. Some instructors will merely project a virtual lab or […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Take Magnesium To Relieve These 6 Health Conditions

Magnesium is one of the most important mineral elements needed by the body. It’s believed to play the role of a supporting factor in more than 300 biochemical processes that the body undergoes. Magnesium can be obtained naturally from many foods we consume, or taken as a dietary supplement in form of tablets and syrups. […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Here’s Why You Should Give or Receive At Least 8 Hugs a Day

Hugging is a powerful form of self-expression. We express various kinds of emotions, moods, and feelings through hugs. These include happiness, joy, excitement, fear, sadness, pity, love, and admiration. We also give to receive hugs to express care and comfort. Hugs are amazing. There’s a deep human connection that comes from linking your body with […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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The Tree of 40 Fruit is indeed a coat of many colors

Artist Sam Van Aken is pushing the boundaries of traditional modes of art. He is a contemporary artist who interweaves genres of art, botany, agriculture, climatology and fine-tunes them with technology to create wonders. His latest being the Tree of 40 Fruit. The Tree of 40 Fruit has been likened by many people to something […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Warrior Mom: Photo of This Mom of Four Multitasking With Her Four Kids And Still Cooking Has Gone Viral

Sometimes Moms are just superhuman… 31-year-old blogger, Jazmyne Futrell, recently went viral all over social media for this incredible picture of her being a mom in every sense of the word. She portrayed the true meaning of moms being superhuman. Paying full attention to one kid is a full-time job on its own, let alone […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Transparent Solar Panels Will Turn Windows Into Green Energy Collectors

Since William Adams and Richard Day first harnessed solar power in 1876, it’s been regarded as a major scientific breakthrough ever since. The first material that produced usable electricity from solar power was the metalloid compound selenium. It converted energy from the sun to electricity at about 1 to 2 percent efficiency [1]. Photovoltaic cells […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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The Number of Americans with No Close Friends Has Doubled Since 1985

Gone are the days when you had to visit someone to find out what they were doing in their lives. Now, with our social media feeds, we can get instant, live updates on friends and family, which allows us to remain “in the loop” without actually having to speak to anyone. Despite the fact that […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher