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Today is 'National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day'. On this day, lets us reveal some really interesting facts about grilled cheese.

Skout, a dating social network, stated that grilled cheese contributes a lot when it comes to your sexual life. It has been said so, as those who eat more grilled cheese have more sex than those who do not eat much of it.

A survey was carried out by the website as per which, grilled cheese lovers were having sex at least six times a month, which is 32% in comparison to 27% (for those who do not eat grilled cheese).

In the survey, which had 4,600 participants, unveiled that the best grilled cheese in the survey was American and cheddar cheese without any toppings and best when placed between two slices of bread.

Earlier, officials found that a number of supplements that promise weight-loss or boost energy for exercising contained a harmful chemical that resembles amphetamine. According to reports, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did not ban such supplements.

Health experts advised that there are a number of products that could be contaminated with the chemical. Before taking supplements to lose weight or boost energy for exercising, an individual should double check what is in the product.

Sharista Giles, a Tennessee resident, learned this week after waking up from coma that she gave birth to baby boy. Giles, 20, met with a car accident near Nashville when she was five months pregnant. The accident as her friend drifted off to sleep while driving the car, causing it to skid and hit a concrete barrier. The accident left Giles with a head trauma, leading her to coma.

Anthropologist and childbirth expert Sheila Kitzinger has died at 86. Her books proved to be a great help for people who wanted to learn how to begin new lives as parents. Her publisher, Pinter & Martin, confirmed that Kitzinger succumbed to a quick illness at her property close to Oxford in southern England.

Kitzinger gained popularity as an early leader of the all-natural childbirth movement. She also worked to make girls empowered throughout pregnancy and birth. Among her more than two dozen books are 'The Complete Book of Pregnancy and Childbirth', 'The Encounter of Childbirth' and 'Ourselves as Mothers'.

Her daughter Celia Kitzinger said her mother was a great human being and her efforts against female genital mutilation will never be forgotten.

Rhode Island physician Adam Levine along with his team published a research that will help doctors in determining a patient's risk of having the disease until lab results are present.

The research was based on their experience of setting up and running an Ebola clinic in Africa last year. He developed a diagnostic tool, which was the subject of a paper in the latest issue of the Annals of Emergency Medicine.

He carried out the research in Liberia, while working with the International Medical Corps, a humanitarian organization, as it set up its first Ebola treatment center.

The Health Diagnostics Laboratory and Singulex Inc is going to pay millions of dollars as they allegedly bribed doctors so that they can receive referrals and for doing unnecessary testing and let Medicare pay for it.

For every referral the companies received, the doctor who referred received $10 to $17 because they also waive co-pays and deductibles for the patients. Health Diagnostics Laboratory is going to pay $7 million and Singulex Inc. will pay $1.5 million in order to settle the cases.

The two diagnostics company also worked with Blue Wave healthcare consultants in order to get more referrals from doctors who were getting incentives. Doctors were also getting incentives for every unnecessary test.