MEDICINE & HEALTH

Just Say 'No': Ramifications in Declining Invitations May Not Be as Severe as Most People Think, New Study Reveals

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.20.2023 03:36 AM

Declining invitations can be daunting, with exaggerated fears of negative consequences. Explore why these concerns may not be as severe.

DNA Editing Technologies: Ethics and Applications in Genetic Modification

12.20.2023 03:31 AM

New developments in DNA editing have changed everything in genetic modification and offer limitless perspectives for many sciences. Nevertheless, it raises serious moral issues and concerns about the use of these tools to change genetic codes.

Intermittent Fasting for Weight Loss Changes Gut Microbiome, Brain Activity [Study]

12.20.2023 03:11 AM

Intermittent fasting affects the gut microbiome and activities in addiction-related brain regions. Continue reading to learn more.

Baby Sleep: How Much Sleep Does a Newborn Need?

12.20.2023 02:01 AM

It is normal for newborn babies to spend most of the day sleeping. Read to learn more. A newborn baby is still adjusting to live beyond the womb, and their sleeping routines could puzzle parents.

Foreign Accent Syndrome: Is It Possible to Have a Sudden Change to Speech?

12.19.2023 10:00 AM

Cases have been reported worldwide regarding native speakers of a language who suddenly change their speech. Read the article to find out more.

Drug-Resistant Candida Auris Is on the Rise Worldwide; Super Fungus May Have Emerged Due to Global Warming

12.19.2023 06:00 AM

An emerging fungal pathogen resistant to many antimicrobial agents continues to threaten U.S. public health. Learn more about it in this article.

Daydreaming Boosts Memory and Learning in Mice, Harvard Study Suggests

12.19.2023 03:44 AM

Harvard research indicates daydreaming in mice rewires brains, fostering memory and learning. Continue reading to learn more about the benefits of daydreaming.

Binge Drinking: How Does It Affect Your Body?

12.19.2023 03:32 AM

The effects of binge drinking can stretch from the short to long run—and they aren't quite good. Read to learn more.

Psilocybin Tapped as Potential Long-Term Relief from Chronic Pain by Altering Neural Connections, Study Reveals

12.19.2023 03:12 AM

Psilocybin, a component in magic mushrooms, shows promise in treating chronic pain by reshaping the brain. Continue reading to learn more details.

The Dangers of Hantavirus and How to Prevent Hantavirus Spread in Your Home

12.19.2023 01:32 AM

Pest-related health threats encompass a range of risks. Rodents and insects can transmit diseases and pose potential hazards to human well-being. One of the potential diseases transmitted by rodents is the 'Hantavirus,' and understanding its risks and taking preventive measures is crucial for safeguarding public health. Proactive measures are important to prevent the spread of these rodent-transmitted diseases. Unfortunately, sometimes that isn't enough, and you may experience a rat infestation in your home or workspace. If this happens, you need to know the proper steps to take to avoid contracting Hantavirus, a sometimes fatal disease.

Children's Eyes May Contain Hints of Autism Spectrum Disorder; Study Reveals Retinal Photographs Could Be Viable For Screening Procedures

12.18.2023 21:26 PM

The trained deep learning AI model used in the study was able to identify whether the person had or did not have autism based on retinal photographs alone. Read to learn more.

What Disease Do Armadillos Carry? Experts Address Theory These Mammals Spread Leprosy

12.18.2023 10:00 AM

Experts have different opinions about the armadillos' role in the spread of leprosy. Continue reading to learn more.

Can Someone Get Allergic to Water? Exploring the Causes and Symptoms of Aquagenic Urticaria

12.18.2023 09:30 AM

Some people were reported to have developed rashes upon contact with water, in a condition known as aquagenic urticaria. Learn more about it in this article.

Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Vaccine Shows Promising Results During Clinical Trial

12.18.2023 04:40 AM

A new treatment for aggressive triple-negative breast cancer could be on the way after a promising result was observed in a clinical trial.

Long COVID in Africa Accounts For Nearly 50% of Those Who Contracted the Virus, Comprehensive Review Reveals

12.18.2023 02:16 AM

The incidence rates of long COVID in Africa greatly exceed the global estimates of the condition. Read to learn more.

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