MEDICINE & HEALTH

Can You Live With Only One Kidney? How Will It Affect Your Body’s Renal Function?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.08.2024 07:30 AM

While most people have two kidneys, an individual needs only one functioning kidney to live an active, healthy life. Read the article to learn more.

Could Nose Picking Increase Alzheimer's Risk? Can It Be Linked to Brain Inflammation and Pathogens?

02.08.2024 04:35 AM

Frequent nose-picking may raise Alzheimer's risk by introducing nasal germs that triggers a defensive brain response. Continue reading to learn more.

Low-Intensity Focused Ultrasound Reaches Deep Region of the Brain, Shows Potential in Reducing the Perception of Pain

02.08.2024 04:00 AM

A team of experts have discovered that soundwaves from low-intensity focused ultrasound aimed at the brain’s insula can help in relieving pain. Learn more about it in this article.

Nitrogen Pollution Could Affect One-Third of Global River Basins, Threatens Security of US Drinking Water

02.08.2024 03:02 AM

Drinking water in the US is at risk as nitrogen pollution continues to increase on a global scale. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Rare Fungal Infection Blastomycosis Kills Michigan Chef, Leaves ‘Large Holes’ in His Lungs

02.08.2024 02:21 AM

A chef from Michigan died due to a rare fungal infection, blastomycosis, that left large holes in his lungs. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Menstruation Explained: Why Do Women Have Periods?

02.08.2024 00:43 AM

Why exactly do women have periods every month? Read to find out. Women have periods every month, starting from puberty up until menopause. But why is this the case? Why Do Women Have Periods? Menstruation, or a period, refers to normal vaginal bleeding that takes place as part of a woman's healthy monthly cycle.

How Natural Psychedelics Are Offering New Hope to Burned-Out Doctors: A Turning Point in Physicians' Wellbeing

02.07.2024 21:13 PM

In a groundbreaking shift in mental health research, recent studies unveil the remarkable potential of psychedelics in combating depression and burnout. Far from the counterculture image of the 1960s, these substances are now at the forefront of scientific research, offering new hope where traditional therapies fall short.

Empowering Trauma Survivors Through Collective Healing

02.07.2024 20:50 PM

In recent years, our world has been marked by devastating acts of terrorism, leaving countless individuals grappling with profound mental health challenges ranging from trauma and anxiety to severe depression. Unfortunately, for many, the passage of time alone does not ease their suffering; instead, it may lead to the development of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Bullying Linked to Chemical Changes in Brain That Increases Risk of Psychosis [Study]

02.07.2024 08:20 AM

Bullying increases the risk of psychosis, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Keira Burton) Bullying Linked to Chemical Changes in Brain That Increases Risk of Psychosis Bullying is more dangerous than previously thought.

Why Skin Wrinkles in Water: Anatomy and Osmosis Explained

02.07.2024 05:08 AM

Discover why the skin wrinkles in water, which might be more than osmosis and involves an evolutionary adaptation.

Black Phlegm: What Does It Mean? What Causes It?

02.07.2024 04:33 AM

What does black phlegm signify and what should you do if you have it? Read to find out. Having mucus or phlegm that is dark or black could cause distress.

Synthetic DNA Designed for Genetic Tracing of Cell Identities Shows Potential for Improved Immunotherapies

02.07.2024 02:12 AM

A new computer program enabled experts to design engineered DNA segments which can indicate cellular state changes. Check this article to find out more.

Chemicals Within Plastics, Cosmetics Linked To Risk of Preterm Birth, Analysis Reveals

02.06.2024 21:21 PM

A new analysis has discovered that phthalates are linked to preterm birth risk. Read to learn more. A new analysis reveals that exposure to prevalent chemicals within plastics and cosmetics during pregnancy is linked to preterm birth risk.

Can Individuals With Psychopathic Traits Develop Empathy and Overcome Criminal Tendencies?

02.06.2024 08:24 AM

Individuals with psychopathic traits often exhibit callousness and aggression, posing risks of criminal behavior, challenging the development of empathy. Read the article to learn more.

What Is Cryonics? Michigan Boss Defends Freezing Bodies in the Hopes of Science Bringing Them Back

02.06.2024 06:32 AM

A Michigan cryonics boss believes he is "fighting the good fight" by freezing bodies. Continue reading to learn more.

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