MEDICINE & HEALTH

Too Much Diet Soda Consumption Linked to Liver Disease Risk, Study Reveals

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.08.2023 01:20 AM

A study has found that heavy diet soda intake is linked to higher metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) risk. Read to learn more.

2 New Coronavirus Lineages Discovered in Bats in New Zealand With 60% Infection Rate [Study]

12.07.2023 05:01 AM

Researchers from New Zealand discovered new coronavirus lineages in bats in their area. Continue reading to learn more.

Black Death Caused Shift in the Composition of British Oral Microbiome, May Be Associated With Changes in Human Diet and Hygiene

12.07.2023 04:46 AM

Experts suggest that the Bubonic Plague could be linked to a shift in the composition of the human oral microbiome. Read the article to find out more.

High Blood Pressure Shared Between Partners in Heterosexual Couples; Multinational Research Reveals Link

12.07.2023 04:20 AM

If your spouse has high blood pressure, you may share this common condition, increasing the risk of heart problems, according to a recent study. Read the article to learn more details.

The Business Impact of Cold and Flu Season: Costs and Solutions to Consider

12.07.2023 04:02 AM

Nearly every year, some of your employees will become ill with a cold or the flu, and it will prevent them from working. While you can't avoid flu season, you can prepare for it and combat its effect on your business. With other viruses out there, like COVID-19, preparing for the spike in sickness each season can help mitigate your losses and keep your employees motivated.

Electric Stimulation in Thalamus Could Help Patients With Damaged Brain Complete Cognitive Tasks Faster [Study]

12.07.2023 01:47 AM

Electrical deep stimulation in the brain could help one with a damaged brain to perform cognitive tasks 30 percent faster. Continue reading to learn more.

Dietary Fat Types: Are All Kinds of Fat Unhealthy? What Is the Recommended Intake?

12.06.2023 23:56 PM

There are different kinds of deitary fat that are good and bad for the body. Read to learn more. There are different kinds of dietary fat. Some are healthy, while others should be avoided altogether.

AI Model Assesses Lung Cancer Risk of Non-Smokers, Never-Smokers by Looking at Just One X-Ray Scan

12.06.2023 20:36 PM

Upong examining chest x-rays of non-smokers whose ages range from 55 to 74 years old, the AI model found that 28% of them had a high lung cancer risk. Read to learn more.

Does Advil Help Sore Throat? Here’s What a Pharmacist Say

12.06.2023 11:00 AM

Advil can help with sore throat, but one should consider their symptoms. Continue reading to learn more.

Sleep Might Help Us Remember False Memories [Study]

12.06.2023 04:20 AM

A good night sleep doesn't only leave one energized but may also leave false memories, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Search Algorithm Reveals 188 New Kinds of CRISPR Systems; Rich Diversity Expands Possibilities for Precise Gene Editing

12.06.2023 04:10 AM

A new algorithm called FLSHclust unveiled new rare CRISPR systems in bacterial genomes. Read the article to find out more.

Skin Inflammation Explained: Here's What Causes This Sign of Immune Response

12.06.2023 01:08 AM

Skin inflammation can surface as part of the body's immune response. Read to learn more. While the immune system is crucial to maintaining general health, inflammation can take place as it tries to detect and neutralize some invaders.

The Road to Recovery: Overcoming the Challenges of Substance Abuse

12.06.2023 00:16 AM

Substance abuse is a pervasive issue affecting millions of people worldwide. It can significantly harm an individual's mental and physical well-being, wreak havoc on relationships, and adversely impact overall quality of life.

How Radioactive Is the Human Body? Are There Nuclear Reactions Going On Inside Us?

12.05.2023 04:56 AM

The human body naturally emits radiation because of the presence of radioactive substances in our environment. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Tropical Plant Shows ‘Flower Power’ in Producing Head-to-Tail Cyclic Proteins, Paves Way for Developing Cleaner and Less Expensive Drugs

12.05.2023 04:37 AM

team of scientists modified bacterial OaAEP1 technology and combined it with existing bacterial protein-producing process to create a tool for developing new pharmaceutical treatments. Read the article to find out more.

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