MEDICINE & HEALTH

Orally Available Cyclic Peptides Offer New Possibilities in Drug Development for Various Diseases

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.05.2024 01:30 AM

A new class of orally available drugs utilize oral peptides in addressing challenges in the pharmaceutical industry. Continue reading the article to find out more.

First Partial-Heart Transplant in the World: Heart Valves Appear To Grow Along With the Infant Recipient More Than a Year After the Surgery

01.04.2024 21:47 PM

After more than a year since the partial-heart transplant surgery, the transplanted heart valves appear to grow with the rest of the infant's heart. Read to learn more.

Artificial Wombs For Premature Baby Development Could See Human Trials This Year After 300 Successful Tests

01.04.2024 20:44 PM

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has discussed the artificial womb with experts and may give their decision regarding human trials late this year. Read to learn more.

Why Is Urine Yellow? Scientists Find Enzyme That Gives Pee Its Yellowish Hue

01.04.2024 05:53 AM

Researchers have discovered an enzyme that is responsibel for the yellowish hue of urine. Read to learn more.

Fluorescent Nanosensor Offers Battery-Independent, Non-invasive Glucose Monitoring for Enhanced Diabetes Management

01.04.2024 02:30 AM

A battery-independent fluorescent nanosensor was developed for continuous monitoring of glucose levels. Learn more about it in this article.

Human Brains Show More Parallel Traffic Than Those of Animals, Use Unique Multiple Pathways to Transmit Information

01.04.2024 01:30 AM

In comparing neural communication networks, researchers discovered that only the human brains transmit information through multiple parallel pathways. Continue reading to find out more.

FDA Warns Amazon Over Supplements for Men That Secretly Contain Erectile Dysfunction Drugs

01.03.2024 07:40 AM

Amazon has been warned by FDA after undeclared Viagra and Cialis have been detected in male energy supplements sold on the site. Find out more about it in this article.

How to Exercise Memory? Neuroscientist Shares Brain Training Exercises

01.03.2024 07:20 AM

Memory is a skill, not an innate talent, so you can work on improving it. Continue reading to learn about the brain training exercises to improve your memory.

Does Alcohol Make Someone Attractive? Study Put 'Beer Goggles' to the Test To See If It Increases Attractiveness

01.03.2024 05:46 AM

A study tested the 'beer goggles' belief, investigating if alcohol increases attractiveness and attempt to explain alcohol's impact in social situations. Continue reading for more details.

Humans May Have a Universal Non-Verbal Communication: Scientists Explore How Language Affects Shared Gestures

01.03.2024 05:35 AM

A study hints at a universal nonverbal communication among humans, revealing early language influence on conveying information and raising intriguing possibilities. Read the article to learn more.

How Does Quitting Alcohol Affect the Body of an 'Average' Drinker?

01.03.2024 05:25 AM

Quitting alcohol could yield physiological effects that are quite positive. Read to learn more. For those who are average alcohol drinkers, what happens to their bodies when they stop drinking altogether? Alcohol Intake When it comes to alcohol intake, it is hard to set the standard for what an "average" drinker is.

New Year, New Me? Here's Why Hopping on the Fitness New Year's Resolution Trend May Not Work

01.03.2024 01:39 AM

Only one-fifth of the "new year, new me" crowd was found to follow through with their fitness goals for more than a year after signing up for gym membership. Read to learn more.

ACHOO Syndrome: Why Do Some People Sneeze When They Look at the Sun?

01.02.2024 10:00 AM

A medical condition known as ACHOO syndrome causes a person to sneeze in response to sudden exposure to bright light, like when going outside into the Sun. Learn more about it in this article.

Friends and Food: How Dining Together Influences Appetite

01.02.2024 08:25 AM

Dining with friends often influences appetite, making it challenging to resist dessert. Explore in this article the social aspect that impacts people's food choices when dining in a group. 

Japan Earthquake Rescuers Race Against Time As Death Toll Rises: How Long Can Survivors Live Under Earthquake Rubbles?

01.02.2024 04:20 AM

People can survive for a week or more while trapped after an earthquake. Continue reading to learn about the 7.6-magnitude earthquake in Japan.

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