MEDICINE & HEALTH

Exposure to Radiofrequency from Wireless Communication Radiation Linked to COVID-19

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.22.2024 05:45 AM

Examining COVID-19's environmental aspect, the study delves into the effects of wireless communication radiation. Continue reading to learn more.

Ancient DNA Reveals First Ever Prehistoric Case of Genetic Disorders Affecting Sex Chromosomes

01.22.2024 04:20 AM

A new technique has led to the discovery of evidence of Turner, Klinefelter, and Down Syndrome during the Irons Age. Learn more about it in this article.

Male-Female Lifespan Gap All Over the World Appears to Be Narrowing, Mortality Analysis Reveals

01.21.2024 00:30 AM

A new study has confirmed that the male-female gap in life expectancy has been narrowing over time. Read to learn more.

Is China Responsible for COVID-19 Pandemic? Chinese Scientists Were Aware of SARS-CoV-2 Weeks Before Announcing It

01.21.2024 00:20 AM

China was reportedly aware of the genetic makeup of SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind COVID-19, two weeks before they announced it. Continue reading to learn more.

Egg Freezing Explained: How Does This Approach for Delayed Motherhood Work?

01.21.2024 00:10 AM

Egg freezing allows women to freezer their eggs and use them later on when they are ready and able to enter motherhood. Read to learn more.

FDA Approves First AI-Powered Skin Cancer Diagnostic Tool; Handheld Device Demonstrates High Sensitivity in Assessing Lesions

01.19.2024 23:55 PM

The US FDA has authorized the use of the first medical device powered by AI designed to help doctors detect skin cancer. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Why is Morning Sickness Common in Pregnancy? Exploring the Origins of the Well-Known Yet Misleading Term

01.19.2024 05:42 AM

Pregnancy sickness, characterized by nausea and vomiting, can occur anytimeof the day. So, why is it commonly known as "morning sickness"? Find out the answer in this article.

Protein Interactions in Heart’s Atrium Could Serve As Biomarker for Cardiovascular Disease, Study Reveals

01.19.2024 03:40 AM

Scientists discovered that the binding relationships in proteins can serve as a measurable indicator of heart disease. Check this article to learn more.

Bones, Tools From 45,000 Years Ago Serve as Earliest Known Homo Sapiens Evidence in Eastern Asia

01.18.2024 22:16 PM

Analysis of the sediments and discoveries shows that the findings could serve as the earliest known evidence of Homo sapiens in Eastern Asia. Read to learn more.

Comprehensive Guide to Partial Hospitalization Programs: A Path to Wellness

01.18.2024 20:03 PM

Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) offer a unique and practical approach to mental health care. This guide is essential for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of PHPs—a transformative step in the journey toward mental wellness.

Chinese Lab Creates New Covid-19 Strain GX_P2V That Attacks Brain With 100% Fatality in Mouse,Transfer to Humans Feared

01.18.2024 12:18 PM

Recent reports indicate that experiments involving a potentially lethal virus are underway in Beijing, the capital of China. What does GX_P2V do to the body? Learn more below.

Why Is It Unhealthy to Hit Snooze Once You Hear Your Alarm Clock? Expert Explains

01.18.2024 10:00 AM

Experts recommend not to hit the snooze once the clock alarms as doing so can put your body under undue stress. Continue reading to learn why.

Heterologous Cell Fusion: New Mechanism for Gene Transfer Offers New Insights Into Microbial Evolution

01.18.2024 02:18 AM

Researchers from the University of Delaware discovered a new mechanism by which horizontal gene transfer can occur in bacteria. Check this article to find out more.

Bacteria From Assassinated US President Injected in Rabbits, Dogs as Part of Unorthodox Autopsy Procedures, Documents Show

01.17.2024 22:54 PM

Records of Dr. Herman Matzinger, a leading blood analysis expert back then, show that extra unorthodox autopsy procedures involving bacteria samples from president McKinley's wounds were conducted. Read to learn more.

Sex Differences and Stereotypes: Are Men Better Than Women in Navigation?

01.17.2024 09:50 AM

There's a common stereotype that men are better navigators than women. Continue reading to know what Science says.

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