MEDICINE & HEALTH

Non-White Mortality Rates: Black, Hispanic Patients More Likely To Die After Surgical Procedures [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.16.2023 05:00 AM

Black and Hispanic individuals are more likely to die after surgery compared to white patients. Continue reading to learn more.

Does Time Speed Up As We Age? Experts Explain Why Adults Often Say ‘Time Flies’

10.15.2023 03:40 AM

There's a reason why adults feel time is fast, according to experts. Continue reading to learn more.

Good For Your Eyes: Grapes Could Hold the Key to Better Vision, Study Suggests

10.15.2023 01:30 AM

According to the researchers, consuming two to three handfuls of grapes every day could help with vision in the long-term. Read to learn more.

Evidence For 'Long Cold' Syndrome Discovered in New Study, Suggesting That the Chronic Condition Really Exists

10.15.2023 01:05 AM

Some of long cold's most common symptoms include stomach pain, diarrhea, and coughing. Read to learn more.

Largest Map of the Human Brain Reveals 3,300 New Cell Types in the Most Complex Organ of the Body

10.14.2023 00:57 AM

Researchers have meticulously charted the human brain, providing an extensive perspective on both human and non-human primate brains in numerous papers. Read the article for more details.

Can Coffee Prevent Weight Gain? New Research Suggests a Modest Link

10.13.2023 12:30 PM

A study suggests a modest connection between adding a daily cup of unsweetened coffee and slightly reduced weight gain over four years. Read the article to learn more.

Kissing Your Kids on the Lips Psychology: Is It Healthy? Experts Weigh on Its Effects on Children

10.13.2023 09:40 AM

Is it healthy and normal for parents to kiss their child on the lips? Read to find out what experts say about the matter.

Nighttime Use of Smartphone Leads to Circadian Misalignment, Hormonal Disruption That Can Cause Weight Gain

10.13.2023 09:40 AM

Using a smartphone late at night could disrupt hormonal cycle and may lead to weight gain. Continue reading to learn more.

Circadian Misalignment Associated With Night Shift Work May Have an Impact on Appetite, Eating Patterns

10.12.2023 12:15 PM

A University of Bristol-led study explains how night shift work affects appetite, offering potential solutions for night workers' weight management. Read the article for more details.

Is RSV Fatal in Infants? Respiratory Syncytial Virus Causes Infections in Lungs, Respiratory Tract

10.12.2023 08:19 AM

RSV is an extremely common virus that most children have already experienced infection with by the age of 2. Read to learn more. 

Blood Supply Crisis in America: Red Cross Urges Return of School Blood Donation Drives

10.12.2023 04:36 AM

Before the pandemic, roughly 25% of the donations received by the Red Cross were from school blood donation drives. This number went down to 10% at one point and is now at 20%. Read to learn more.

Gene-Edited Organ Transplant: Monkey Who Received Kidney From Pig With Added Human Genes Survived for Over 2 Years

10.12.2023 04:30 AM

Gene-edited organ transplant shows promising results. Continue reading to learn how a pig kidney helped a monkey survive for more than two years.

Bionic Woman Gets Prosthetic Limb Fused With Her Nervous and Skeletal Systems, Making Her the First-Ever Recipient of This New Type of Implant

10.12.2023 03:57 AM

The bionic woman is now capable of doing 80% of what she could do when she had both hands. Read to learn more.

1918 Flu Pandemic: Study Reveals That Frail, Sickly People Were More Likely To Die of the Virus, Countering Belief That The Young, Healthy Were Equally Vulnerable

10.12.2023 03:07 AM

While it was a long-standing belief that the young and healthy were equally vulnerable to the 1918 spanish flu, a new study shows that this was not the case. Read to learn more.

Reigniting the Spark in a Long-Term Relationship: A Guide to Reconnect with Your Partner Based on Science

10.11.2023 11:13 AM

Many long-term couples seek therapy due to lost affection. Here are two effective ways based on science to reignite the love in a relationship.

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