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A new workout can help stimulate brain and muscles through new activities including barre plies in the air, dance cardio, or a killer routine created after a famous cooking show.

According to fitness expert Jeff Halevy, owner of Halevy Life gym in New York, "Everybody falls into fitness ruts. It either means you are no longer getting results from your program or you're just sick and tired of doing the same old thing. You're going to naturally see new results that you haven't seen in a while".

American actor Jon Hamm made first read carpet appearance on Wednesday after completing a 30-day rehab program for alcohol abuse.

The 44-year-old actor was looking elegant in form wear and showed his rugged look at a Mad Men event. He was wearing an off-white jacked paired with crisp white shirt, black trousers and black bow tie.

On Tuesday, the television producer confirmed that he has recently completed treatment for his struggle with alcohol addiction. His AMC show Mad Men will start airing his seventh and last part that starts on April 5.

The actors looked happy and healthy at the Black & Red Ball at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, where celebration was on for the show's final seven episodes. He happily posed for pictures and took out time to sign autographs for fans.

The US Food and Drug Administration has given green signal to Anthrasil, a drug meant to treat patients infected by inhalational anthrax.

The FDA said the drug officially named as Anthrax Immune Globulin Intravenous (Human) will be used for treatment in combination with currently used antibacterial drugs. It is said that when patient starts exhibiting symptoms of the disease then it is considered to be too late.

But Anthrasil has been developed in such a way it would help anthrax victims even after they have started displaying symptoms. Inhalational anthrax is a rare form of the disease, which can happen after exposure to infected animals or through contaminated animal products.

Researchers have released some images, showing a baby grimacing in uterus immediately when the child's mother lights up a cigarette. Durham and Lancaster universities in the UK captured these four-dimensional ultrasound scans as part of a pilot study.

Lancaster University's professor Brian Francis said, "This is yet further evidence of the negative effects of smoking in pregnancy. Technology means we can now see what was previously hidden, revealing how smoking affects the development of the fetus in ways we did not realize".

The preliminary findings of the study stem from an analysis of 80 4-D ultrasound scans of 20 healthy fetuses. Out of these, four were carried by mothers who smoked an average of 14 cigarettes per day, whereas the remaining 16 were carried by nonsmokers.

Scientists have gathered more details about the DNA of Icelanders as compared to any other nation on earth. Genomes of more than 1 in every 100 people in the country have been sequenced by scientists at Amgen's DeCode Genetics.

Nordic quest of the company follows a theory that mutant genes could reveal the secrets of future medicine by finding uncommon human outliers whose DNA protects them against ailments that others suffer.

Neil DeGrasse Tyson, American astrophysicist and science communicator, is known for his knowledge about science and space. The cosmologist has revealed many interesting facts about science. Now, the famous astrophysicist has commented on Florida ban on saying 'climate change' and 'global warming'. According to Tyson, the ban by the state is irresponsible.

Earlier, Florida governor Rick Scott said that he has not ordered to stop using the terms. In Sarasota, while addressing a crowd at Ringling College, Tyson said that it is not possible to 'cherrypick' science. According to Tyson, global warming cannot be avoided for political reasons.