MEDICINE & HEALTH

Nearly 1,000 Chemicals That Promote Breast Cancer Found in Daily Consumer Products [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.10.2024 04:20 AM

Tons of chemicals that contribute to the development of breast cancer have been found in daily consumer products, medications and workplaces. Continue reading to learn more.

AI-Aided Catheter: New Design Reduces Infection by Preventing Upstream Movement of Bacteria

01.10.2024 03:40 AM

Researchers developed an innovative catheter tube enhanced with AI technology, which hinders the movement of bacteria. Find out more about it in this article.

Four Types of Emotionally Immature Parents: How Does Each of Them Impact Children's Mental Health

01.10.2024 02:45 AM

Each of the four types of emotionally immature parents negatively impact their children, which often persist into adulthood. Learn which parenting style are these through this article.

Drug Safety Testing Shows Medication May Increase Mutation Rate but Curbs Virus Population [Study]

01.10.2024 02:35 AM

Drugs could increase the mutation rate but also significantly reduce the population of the virus. Continue reading to learn more about evolutionary risk and safety.

Increasing Hospitalizations From Scooter-Related Injuries Raises Concerns Over Safety and Regulations

01.10.2024 00:57 AM

A UCLA-led study reveals a threefold surge in U.S. scooter injuries from 2016 to 2020, emphasizing the rising financial burden on healthcare. Continue reading for more details.

Detox Diets: Do They Really Work?

01.10.2024 00:16 AM

Detox diets have been gaining incredible popularity, but do they really work? Read to find out. The body is capable of cleansing itself even without detox diets.

Signs of Autism During Pregnancy: How to Know About Unborn Child’s Condition?

01.09.2024 09:00 AM

Routine second-trimester ultrasound can detect early signs of autism. Continue reading to learn more about signs of autism during pregnancy.

Acne Vaccine Neutralizes Bacterial Enzyme Hyaluronidase to Reduce Skin Inflammation

01.09.2024 06:43 AM

A team of scientists has identified a promising new target for potential acne vaccine and inhibitors. Find out more about it in this article.

Titan's 'Magic Islands': New Study Reveals They Could Be Frozen Organic Solids, Not Gas Bubbles

01.09.2024 06:13 AM

Titan's atmosphere transforms gases into solids, and a study suggests that the moon's "magic islands" might be large chunks of porous organic solids. Read the article for more details.

Growing Older Doesn’t Make You Wiser As Age; Wisdom Have No Strong Statistical Relationship [Study]

01.09.2024 01:40 AM

Age doesn't make one wise, according to experts. Continue reading to learn why. (Photo: Pexels/Hasan Albari) Growing Older Doesn't Make You Wiser as Age; Wisdom Have No Strong Statistical Relationship [Study] Age has no strong correlation with wisdom, according to experts.

Cerebral Organoid 'Minibrains' Grown From Human Fetal Brain Tissue in a World First

01.08.2024 21:04 PM

Unlike earlier minibrains that were derived from stem cells, these novel minibrains were grown from human fetal brain tissue. Read to learn more.

15 Factors Linked to Young-Onset Dementia Risk, Largest Study Reveals

01.08.2024 05:46 AM

A study challenges genetics as the sole cause of young-onset dementia, revealing 15 risk factors, offering hope for prevention and awareness. Read the article to learn more.

Breakthrough Antibiotic Targets Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Offering Hope Against 'Priority 1' Pathogen

01.08.2024 05:38 AM

New antibiotic effectively tackles drug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii, a priority 1 pathogen causing severe infections, promising hope in treatment. Check out more details in this article.

Synthetic Antibiotic Teixobactin Shown to Be More Effective Than Established Drugs in Fighting Against Superbugs

01.08.2024 03:20 AM

A new study has demonstrated the potential of teixobactin against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, especially MRSA. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Stopping This Certain Protein From Signaling Metabolic Stress Could Delay Aging, Obesity From Advancing to Fatty Liver Disease

01.08.2024 03:00 AM

Stopping ZAK-alpha protein from triggering metabolic stress could help prevent fatty liver disease. Continue reading to learn more.

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